Google faces defeat in appeal against €50m GDPR fine
The French data protection authority looks to have beaten off a legal appeal by Google against its record €50m (£44m)…
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‘Sloppy’ charities accused of data governance failings
The charity sector is still struggling to come to terms with GDPR – two years after the regulation came into…
‘Nearly half of all firms reported to ICO under GDPR’
Those who have used the second anniversary of GDPR to question its effectiveness might have to eat a large slice…
Law firm pounces on EasyJet breach with £18bn claim
Compensation lawyers have wasted no time in going after EasyJet, following the major data breach revealed last week, with one…
GDPR two years on: EU chiefs finally admit funding issue
As GDPR approaches its second anniversary (on May 25) European Commission chiefs have urged member states to provide adequate resources…
ICO strikes back at claims it has shut down all cases
The Information Commissioner’s Office has hit back at claims that it has shut up shop due to Covid-19, insisting it…
EasyJet rocked as data breach hits 9 million customers
EasyJet has fessed up to a major data breach, which has seen the personal data of 9 million customers compromised…
Government orders major audit of the ICO’s operations
The Government has parachuted in a global management consultancy to run a major audit of the Information Commissioner’s Office, following claims…
Fresh delay to Marriott and BA fines fuels ICO criticism
Information Commissioner Elizabeth Denham has found herself in hot water for the second time this week after she used a…
DMA joins forces with ISBA to tackle adtech data abuse
The DMA is attempting to bring some clarity to the adtech and real-time bidding market by linking up with client body ISBA…