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Tag Archives: GDPR
Data Subject Access Requests: Six key issues for HR Teams
The Data Protection Act 2018, incorporating UK GDPR, has raised the profile of individual data rights. Data Subject Access Requests (DSARs) are now commonly made by disaffected employees, or those facing disciplinary action. They can be time consuming and disruptive …
GDPR: New Guidelines on international data transfers
Haven’t we left the EU? Brexit may be done, but in many respects it is far from being dusted. Business relationships with the EU bloc of countries remain of critical importance to UK businesses, since the EU is still the …
Article 27 of the GDPR – Do you need to appoint a UK/EU Data Representative?
In this short podcast, Patrick Wheeler, Partner and Head of Data Protection, is joined by trainee Rhiannon Thompson to discuss the impact of Article 27 of both the UK and EU GDPR on businesses which operate in territories where they …
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Tagged Article 27, data breach, Data protection, GDPR, Representative
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The end of the Brexit transition period: what this means for your business’s data protection obligations
It’s difficult to believe we’re already in December – particularly when it feels like the world has been on pause for most of 2020 – yet here we are in the final month of the Brexit transition period. Up to …
Don’t let your cookie compliance crumble
Although a whole year has now passed since the UK’s privacy regulator, the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO), published updated guidance on the use of cookies, a significant number of websites targeting UK users remain non-compliant with the latest legislation and …
M&A: Cyber security and data privacy risks
Cyber risk is a critical threat to any successful merger and acquisition in today’s business environment, making cyber risk an important element of M&A due diligence activity. Cyber risk issues that are uncovered during or after an M&A process, can …
British Airways facing record GDPR fine
The fine represents 1.5% of its 2017 worldwide turnover, and whilst below the maximin possible 4% fines represents the largest single fine handed down by the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO). Patrick Wheeler, Partner and Head of Intellectual Property and Data …
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Tagged British Airways, data, data breach, Data protection, fine, GDPR, ICO
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AI: It’s time to ExplAIn
The ICO and The Turing conducted public research to gather information about the views held on AI. The ICO has said that they are working on the project as they believe that AI presents ‘some of the biggest risks related …
