Calls grow for action on working from home snooping
The Information Commissioner’s Office is being urged to tighten up the rules on staff snooping following a surge in new…
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Fore! Top golf club warns members over data breach
Wentworth, one of the UK’s most prestigious golf clubs, has been forced to get down on both knees to its…
£42.5m in ICO fines unpaid due to appeals and rogues
Efforts to batter companies which break data protection laws are still being hampered by firms that refuse to cough up…
UK media group blames Brexit for relocation to Ireland
International media group Capital Business Media has relocated its UK content marketing and SEO division to Ireland in response to…
Street Fighter publisher data breach hits the next level
The company behind classic video game brands Resident Evil and Street Fighter has been forced to admit that last year’s…
DMC chief: Ramp up customer service or risk demise
Data management and privacy issues continue to be a thorn in the side of the marketing industry, according to the…
Businesses warned Brussels data deal is still unlikely
Companies have been urged to brace themselves for a post-Brexit “no deal” on data transfers despite Brussels and London agreeing…
Exposed: Row over ‘paltry’ Twitter fine threatens GDPR
It has emerged the Irish Data Protection Commission’s €450,000 (£410,000) Twitter fine, issued yesterday for GDPR data breach failings, was…
Twitter fined just €450,000 in first major Irish ruling
Ireland’s Data Protection Commission has finally issued its first cross-border GDPR ruling, although those hoping for a shot across the…
Facebook sets aside €302m for potential GDPR fines
Facebook’s European operation is bracing itself for a raft of GDPR rulings – and massive fines – after its latest…