Over 10,000 customers join EasyJet data breach action
The law firm which launched an £18bn class action claim against EasyJet, just days after the airline reported a massive…
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No going back: Brits even more ruthless over data loss
Covid-19 is making British consumers even more unforgiving over companies’ data security practices, with a third (33%) of Brits vowing…
‘Nearly half of all firms reported to ICO under GDPR’
Those who have used the second anniversary of GDPR to question its effectiveness might have to eat a large slice…
Law firm pounces on EasyJet breach with £18bn claim
Compensation lawyers have wasted no time in going after EasyJet, following the major data breach revealed last week, with one…
EasyJet rocked as data breach hits 9 million customers
EasyJet has fessed up to a major data breach, which has seen the personal data of 9 million customers compromised…
Gold diggers: cyber criminals driven by the filthy lucra
Forget state spying and grudge attacks, financial gain remains the key driver for cyber-crime in nearly nine in 10 (86%)…
Fresh delay to Marriott and BA fines fuels ICO criticism
Information Commissioner Elizabeth Denham has found herself in hot water for the second time this week after she used a…
Tech staff cuts put firms at risk of WFH data cock-ups
More than two-fifths (41%) of companies have admitted that their Covid-19 remote working system is in breach of GDPR, and…
Ambulance chasers in A&E as £100m Equifax claim axed
The army of “no win, no fee” compensation lawyers have been hit by a second body blow in as many…
Morrisons staff get nothing as breach claim is rejected
Morrisons will not have to pay a single penny to the 100,000 staff whose data was stolen and leaked by…