Half of all firms still not compliant with 1998 data laws
The clock might be ticking on GDPR implementation, but nearly half of all companies have confessed they are still struggling…
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ICO accused of ‘bottling it’ as Which? escapes battering
The Information Commissioner’s Office has dropped its investigation into the data practices of Which?, sparking accusations that the regulator has…
Lords to grill next set of data experts over Brexit effect
The vote to invoke Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty may be signed, sealed and delivered in the Commons but…
Major ICO recruitment drive to prevent GDPR meltdown
The Government has answered calls for a huge expansion of the Information Commissioner’s Office following fears the regulator will collapse…
Industry on alert over third-party data legal crackdown
The latest GDPR guidance to emerge from the Information Commissioner’s Office has serious implications for companies both using and managing…
ICO admits GDPR is ‘like changing tyre on moving car’
Brand owners might think they have a battle on their hands to get their systems ready for the EU General…
Ten crucial steps to tackle GDPR compliance anxiety
Are your C-Suite looking a little peaky? It could be that they’re suffering from the new medical phenomena sweeping the…
BHF and RSPCA were facing fines of £430,000 says ICO
The RSPCA and British Heart Foundation were facing a combined fine of £430,000 for flouting data protection laws until the…
Privacy chief tells charities ‘stop whingeing and change’
Information Commissioner Elizabeth Denham has hit back at claims that her office has misinterpreted data protection law in its crackdown…
Break new DM guidance and face court, industry warned
The Government has come good on its pledge to give the Information Commissioner’s Office extra powers to haul those who flout…