Equifax could face final bill of $600m for data breach
Equifax’s disastrous 2017 data breach – which affected up to 185 million accounts in the US, Canada and the UK…
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Irish data chief hits back over GDPR ‘soft touch’ claims
Irish data protection commissioner Helen Dixon has fired a warning shot over the bows of the world’s largest tech companies…
Pensions cold calling ban set to be in force by June
The Government has finally confirmed that a ban on pensions cold calling – including text and email communications – should…
Strategic Marketing division delivers for St Ives Group
St Ives Group’s decision to move away from print has been backed by its latest results which show that the…
Fears grow as ‘millions plan to delete data under GDPR’
Fears that companies are facing a mass wave of subject access requests under GDPR have been heightened following the publication…
CMI tackles discrimination in workplace with TMW film
The Chartered Management Institute is launching a tongue-in-cheek film to coincide with International Women’s Day which forms part of a…
Parish councils cry foul at cost of GDPR compliance
The National Association of Local Councils is going cap in hand to the Government to ask for extra funding to…
Adult site ID crackdown ‘a treasure trove’ for hackers
Next month’s introduction of age-verification checks for adult websites is set to create “a treasure trove of private information” –…
Charles Ping steps down at Fuel to seek new challenge
Fuel chairman Charles Ping has quit the Engine-owned data and analytics consultancy to seek a fresh challenge, just six months…
Bray Leino Yucca reborn as customer experience agency
The Mission Marketing Group has relaunched its Bristol-based digital, direct and data agency Bray Leino Yucca as Bray Leino CX…