Claire Greaney quoted in Infosecurity Magazine on the Morrisons insider breach appeal

Claire Greaney has been quoted by Infosecurity Magazine on the Court of Appeal's decision in the Morrisons appeal into the actions of former employee Andrew Skelton. Read more below.

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Claire Greaney quoted in Infosecurity Magazine on the Morrisons insider breach appeal

Our thinking

Advertising in the Metaverse

HR Magazine quotes Anne-Marie Balfour on the importance of protecting employee data

Paul Stone provides comment for City AM on the EU’s stamp of approval for digital laws

Claimant ordered to pay security for costs in cryptocurrency dispute and digital assets rejected as form of security

Online safety – 2022 begins with regulatory developments in both the UK and the EU

Fairhurst v Woodard: Property audio and video surveillance system breached GDPR

Top 5 Data Protection Tips

Closing the Cookie Jar

Regulating AI – the impact of two key recent proposals: the UK’s National AI Strategy and the EU’s proposed Artificial Intelligence Regulation

Review of the Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport consultation

China’s Personal Information Protection Law – keeping up with the Joneses or increased cyber-security?

Olivia Crane quoted by SoGlos on the increasing issue of cyber fraud being faced by businesses in Gloucestershire

Data Protection post Brexit

International Data Transfers

Nick White writes for MCA on the data issues surrounding the rise of popularityy of

Privacy in the time of a Pandemic

SCHREMS II judgment: privacy shield invalidated and SCCs scrutinised

What does the ICO’s recent guidance mean for the future of cookies?

New Data Protection Regime in Bahrain

Thumbs up – A company that embeds the Like button on its website can be considered a data controller jointly with Facebook

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