High Court to hear first UK GDPR data accuracy claim
A Sussex man is launching what is understood to be the first High Court action over a company’s failure to…
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Nearly half of all Brits want hard cash for their data
It might be the driving force of the data-driven marketing industry but brand owners are being urged to reappraise how…
Taxing issue: HMRC flayed for data governance failures
HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has found itself in the dock after new figures reveal it reported almost a dozen…
‘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…
Email gaffe leaks thousands of tenants’ sensitive data
The world might be in lockdown but some things never change; organisations are still playing being fast and loose with…
ICO pledges ‘light touch’ over coronavirus privacy fears
The Information Commissioner’s Office has vowed to cut firms some slack over the enforcement of data protection rules during the…
Red faces at FCA as regulator fesses up to data breach
The Financial Conduct Authority – the overlord of the financial services industry – has been forced to admit it has…
US industry bodies call for delay in CCPA enforcement
The US DMA has joined forces with a gaggle of other American marketing trade bodies to call for a six-month…
Training firm Applause gets booed for Regus data leak
Staff at office space provider Regus have had internal data about their work performance laid bare online following a cock-up…
CMA: Strong argument for new laws to curb ad duopoly
A regulatory clampdown on Google and Facebook’s dominance of the £13bn UK digital ad industry has moved a step closer…