What’s the difference between GDPR & the new UK Data Protection Act?
Well the difference is very small. The new UK Data Protection Act which was announced last week are broadly the […]
Media Wakes Up To The Fact That GDPR Is Here
Today saw the first inkling that there were great data protection changes about when both media organisations Sky News and […]
House of Commons publishes briefing paper on GDPR and Brexit
Last Thursday, the House of Commons Library published a briefing paper on the effects of GDPR and Brexit. This summarises […]
Is your board ready for General Data Protection Regulation?
As we close in to the final run to full implementation of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) companies need […]
Cold Calling firm fined £400,00 for cold calling
Record Fine by ICO Keurboom Communications, a cold-calling firm has been fined a record £400,000 by the Information Commissioner’s Office […]
Company directors jointly responsible for nuisance call fines
Directors take the pain of nuisance calls From Spring of 2017 company directors can be fined up to £500,000 by […]
A emotional view on GDPR from the USA
Gregg Day, Vice President and Regional Chief Security Officer, EMEA at Palo Alto Networks has written a good piece on coming […]
One in four organisations still unprepared for GDPR
A quarter of marketers (26%) believe their organisations are still unprepared for the introduction of the EU General Data Protection […]
Is this the end of the Data Broker Industry and what changes will it need to make?
A Data Broker is an organisation that obtains data from a variety of sources and then sells or licenses it to […]
Is GDPR already changing rules on the fly? And will it be better?
So perhaps GDPR is still not settled. It appears that GDPR may be changing rules on the fly even though […]