UK bosses call for strong privacy laws post-Brexit
British bosses may be as in the dark as everyone else is about how their firms will cope in a…
GDPR
New guide aims to lift lid on data suppression files
Brand owners are being offered a way to plot a course through the complex world of data suppression and home…
Denham hires diplomat as ICO deputy commissioner
Information Commissioner Elizabeth Denham has already gone one better than predecessor Christopher Graham by appointing a new deputy commissioner, drafting…
NatWest warns 600,000 over Three breach threat
NatWest Bank has taken matters into its own hands over the Three Mobile data breach by warning nearly 600,000 of…
Germans call for softly, softly approach to GDPR
Germany, which boasts one of the toughest data protection regimes in the world, is urging EU countries not to be…
RNLI opt-in goes down a storm as response trebles
Anyone still harbouring doubts about the wisdom of embracing an opt-in marketing regime need look no further than the RNLI’s…
Three would face whopping £1.8bn fine under GDPR
It has emerged that Three Mobile could have faced an eye-watering $2.2bn (£1.8bn) fine from Brussels if last week’s hack…
MPs unite to slag off £15bn direct marketing sector
MPs on both sides of the House of Commons are stepping up their campaign to use the committee stage of…
Cloud computing giants set to clean up with GDPR
The date Friday May 25 2018 – when the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) finally becomes law – might…
ICO issues privacy notice warning in first GDPR code
Brand owners are being warned that it is no longer enough to stick a privacy notice on their website and…