Commons ‘wasted £100,000 on faulty GDPR training’
The House of Commons has been accused of wasting nearly £100,000 of taxpayers’ money on GDPR training for MPs and…
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Glos cops cuffed over leak of sensitive child abuse data
Gloucestershire Police has become the latest force to be hauled up in front of the privacy regulator after being fined…
ICO’s ‘measured’ Yahoo! fine risks ‘soft touch’ protests
As the Information Commissioner’s Office knuckles down to yet another investigation into a major data breach, it risks accusations that…
GDPR is far too tough on SMEs claims Facebook nemesis
Small businesses have won a powerful ally in their battle against the worst excesses of GDPR, with the man whose…
Even God’s disciples can’t escape the ICO or a huge fine
It seems that not even the Father, Son and Holy Ghost offer no defence when it comes to falling foul…
ICO data analytics probe ‘the biggest ever undertaken’
The Information Commissioner’s Office has claimed its probe into the use of data analytics for political purposes is the largest…
Brussels blocks plan for ICO to keep EU role post-Brexit
Hopes of securing a place for the UK at the top table of EU data protection regulation post-Brexit have been…
God wades in as GDPR hits church service traditions
Parish councils might have avoided the worst excesses of GDPR but the Church of England might soon be forced to…
Let battle commence: first GDPR complaints are filed
Just hours after GDPR came into force, both Facebook and Google are already facing investigations over their compliance after the…
GDPR zero hour: Now the hard work begins say experts
After nearly seven years in the making, GDPR finally becomes law today (May 25) but even those companies which have…