In addition to a previous Articles on Data Protection legislation (https://databreachclaim.uk/the-law-in-data-breach-...

The Law Gazette From time to time I get asked to review books for The Law Gazette, the publication of record to soli...

Limited cases In 2020 the Information Commissioner’s Office (the ICO) collected approximately £39.7 million in fi...

Numerous breaches Over the past year, the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (the DVLA), the public body that holds...

On the rise In the last 12 months, 46% of businesses reported a cyber-attack, and 32% of those attacked happened mor...

Surprising stats The Crown Prosecution Service deals with and handles some of the most sensitive and important data...

Alarming stats A recent report from security firm Carbon Black has shown around 88% of UK businesses have fallen vic...

Prime targets Schools and Academies are unfortunately regularly responsible for the breach of personal information....

Home working: An overview The recent Covid-19 pandemic lead to a rapid almost overnight change in working habits, th...

Increased cases The Home Office’s annual report shows that in 2019/2020 they recorded more than twice as many data...

Alarming statistics Exonar have recently carried out research following a survey of 500 IT professionals. Their main...

Workload and resourcing Since the introduction of GDPR in May 2018, it seems people have become more aware of their...

Digital boom The ICO have recently published their Annual Report for 2019/2020. In these abnormal times, digital evo...

Changing figures A recent report from the Information Commissioner’s Office has shown a drop in the number of data...

Damage to reputation Businesses’ reputations can be easily tarnished for a number of reasons, recently we are seei...

An increasing problem In today’s online world, cyber criminals are trying to take advantage of the ability to acce...

Lack of guidance On 4th July 2020, the hospitality sector is due to re-open including pubs, restaurants and hotels,...

Privacy issues A report on Police mobile phone extractions from the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has hi...

Landmark ruling A Court in the Netherlands has recently ruled that a Grandmother must delete photographs of her gran...

Low reaction to a breach A recent study from the Carnegie Mellon University security and privacy institute has revea...