Veterinary recruiter sent to doghouse over data theft
Recruitment consultants might not have the best public image but their reputation has taken yet another knock after one of…
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Facebook displays ‘contempt’ with Zuckerberg no-show
Facebook has been accused of showing contempt for both its users and the UK Parliamentary process following news that founder…
Banged to rights: CPS guilty of losing child abuse data
The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) appears not have learned the error of its ways after being whacked with yet another…
MPs ‘as clear as mud’ about how to comply with GDPR
Companies worrying about whether they have received the best advice over GDPR compliance are not alone, even MPs appear to…
Facebook accused of dodging Parliamentary data probe
Facebook has been slammed by MPs for failing to fully answer scores of questions about how it tackles data privacy…
Standard Life chief urges brands to be brave over GDPR
Standard Life’s head of decisioning, Firas Khnaisser, has used his appointment as chair of DMA Scotland to call on brands…
‘Inadequate’ Data Protection Bill is ‘already out of date’
The Data Protection Bill – passed by Parliament last week and now awaiting Royal Assent – is already out of…
GDPR ‘making consumers more confident over data’
Brands may be bracing themselves for the fall-out from the Cambridge Analytica data scandal but, according to new research carried…
Jailed data theft copper forced to pay back £300,000
A bent police officer, who was jailed in October 2017 for selling car crash victims’ data to claims management firms…
Cambridge Analytica will not ‘pheonix’ insists SCL chief
The boss of SCL Group has refuted suggestions that Cambridge Analytica will relaunch under the Emerdata brand, insisting that both…