Security flaw forces websites offline around the world
A global race against time is underway as tech teams rush to patch two critical security flaws in PHP, the…
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DMA hails ICO action as proof UK GDPR works for AI
The DMA has reiterated its call for the Government to enforce existing data protection legislation in the fight against the…
ICO staff stage protest over ‘toxic workplace culture’
The new Information Commission is facing major disruption on its first day of operation with members of the PCS union…
All you need to know about the changes at the ICO
If your responsibilities include data protection, you’re probably no doubt aware that the UK regulator is moving to a new…
Information Commission set to launch without a chair
The Government has less than a week to appoint the chair of the UK’s new-look Information Commission, despite applications closing…
DMA: ‘UK must enforce GDPR before drawing up AI Bill’
Industry body the DMA calling for the Government to rethink its plans for a new AI Bill and a single…
Grindr coughs up £26m for ad suit but denies liability
LGBTQ+ dating app Grindr has agreed to pay £26m to settle a UK High Court group action which alleged to…
Uber slams ‘disproportionate’ €825m Dutch GDPR fine
Uber is facing one of the largest monetary penalties issued under GDPR, with the Dutch data protection authority set to…
ICO waves white flag in battle to recover 23&Me fine
The Information Commissioner’s Office has been forced to admit defeat over its action against US genetic testing company 23&Me after…
DMA urges Govt to work with industry to drive AI boom
The DMA is urging Andy Burnham’s new-look Government to work closely with UK industry to develop a strong framework for…