Facebook should drop its appeal against a £500,000 fine relating to the Cambridge Analytica scandal, the UK’s d…
The case for regulating algorithms
For businesses and wider society, the potential benefits of technology are immense. Diseases can be diagnosed and tre…
Austrian judge rules Max Schrems can take civil action against Facebook
Max Schrems, one of Europe’s most high-profile privacy lawyers, has overcome a major hurdle in his four-year-long leg…
“I have HIV, now what?” Tracking cookies found on NHS advice pages
Invasive tracking technology has been covertly installed on more than a dozen NHS landing pages about sensitive medic…
Businesses are failing to adequately report data breaches
Most data breach reports are late and contain an inadequate level of detail, according to new statistics released by …
How Leicester Tigers complied with GDPR and boosted its 4G connectivity
Phil Everitt is the management information systems (MIS) and projects manager at rugby club Leicester Tigers, and hol…
British companies have suffered 10,000 data breaches since GDPR came into force
British companies have fallen victim to more than 10,000 data breaches since GDPR came into force last May, according…
British data discovery startup Exonar raises £6.5m
British data discovery startup Exonar has raised £6.5m in an early stage funding round led by venture capital firm Be…
Privacy Shield: why the US is still failing to comply with the data sharing deal
The EU has called out the US government for failing to appoint an ombudsman to oversee transatlantic data flows. The …
ICO calls on businesses to review data policies ahead of possible no-deal Brexit
The Information Commissioner’s Office has urged British businesses to review how they handle personal data in t…