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Insights Christina Fleming

European Data Protection Board Guidelines: Data Protection by Design and by Default

The European Data Protection Board (EDPB) has adopted new Guidelines.
Insights Olivia Crane

Data Protection and Privacy: Is the consent model broken?

Are companies violating individuals’ human rights by relying on consent and legitimate interest to process personal data?
Insights Tessa Newman

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

Companies that embed the Facebook “Like” button within their website pages can be considered as a joint data controller.
Insights Robert Thomas

DSARs: paper files and proportionate searches

The High Court has made a number of important findings that have relevance to data subject access requests.
Insights Nick Hurley

Employer vicariously liable for deliberate data breach by rogue employee

The High Court’s decision in WM Morrison Supermarkets plc v Various Claimants that an employer was liable for a data breach has been upheld
Insights Jonathan McDonald

Network information systems regulations 2018

With one week for RDSP's to register with the ICO we consider what constitutes an RDSP and the actions they should consider to be compliant
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GDPR: Next steps post-enforcement

With GDPR now in force, we give some useful tips for working towards compliance.
Insights Richard Davies

Uber data breach highlights notification obligations and GDPR impact

The incident provides a useful reminder of the current laws and imminent changes relating to data breaches.
Insights David Green

Processing employee data under the GDPR

The new EU Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will take effect in the UK from 25 May.
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Data privacy: the challenges to AI development

Organisations must remain diligent as data protection awareness becomes increasingly relevant, and AI technology develops.
Insights Emma Bartlett

ECHR reverses decision on workplace “snooping” giving greater protection to employees

The ECHR establish that workplace monitoring is not a care free matter; a return to greater caution is required.
Insights Jonathan McDonald

Preparing your business for data protection regulation reform

Finally, after three years of discussions and negotiations, the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) has been agreed.
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