By Rowenna Fielding Is that a face? Humans are wired to perceive faces – there’s even a name for our tendency to see faces in things that are not people (it’s called ‘pareidolia’), but we have an understanding of context …
Bootcamp For Developers Webinar
Categories: DPIA, Uncategorised, WebinarIn this webinar, we will look at how to embed privacy aware thinking into the planning and design stages of product/website/app development. Join us as we discuss data protection by design and default, where a data protection impact assessment (DPIA) …
How to get the most out of your DPIA process
Categories: Breach, Data Protection Act 2018, Data Sharing, GDPR, Guidance, ICO, Public Information, UncategorisedIf your heart says yes, can your DPIA say it too? We wrote back in March about the common mistakes organisations make with Data Protection Impact Assessments (DPIAs). The importance of DPIAs can be seen in three recent cases. In the True Visions Productions (under the DPA 1998) the lack of DPIAs was seen by the Information Commissioner Office (ICO) as one of …
GDPR: the seven principles to follow
Categories: Breach, Consent, Data Protection Act 2018, GDPR, ICOLeading up to May 2018 there was a lot of coverage of the incoming GDPR Data Protection (DP) legislation. Organisations of all sorts knew that something needed to be done but weren’t always sure what it was. Consequently, as a …
NHS Foundation Trust leaks patient email addresses
Categories: Consent, Data Protection Act 2018, Data Sharing, GDPR, ICOOn the 6th September the Tavistock and Portman Clinic sent out an email inviting just under 2,000 patients to participate in an art competition. Unfortunately for the clinic, all the email addresses leaked, visible to all the recipients. An initial …
ICO amends guidance on time limits for data subject requests
Categories: Data Sharing, GDPR, Guidance, ICOSome slightly strange events at the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) recently as they quietly updated their guidance around the GDPR’s time limit of “one month” for responding to data subject requests, which had been in place since before May 2018. …
Protecture Gains New Investment and Additions to the Board
Categories: Protecture NewsProtecture are happy to announce its new investment and additions to the board. We are pleased to welcome a new majority shareholder, CEO, and CFO. Tom Sykes joins the board as Chief Executive Officer and Grant Thomas as Chief Financial …
Business Altering: what the BA fine means for you
Categories: Breach, Fines, GDPR, Security£183m for BA – under the GDPR. £0.5m for Facebook – under the old DPA 1998. The difference between the previous maximum fine and the headlines on BA’s GDPR fine are startling. The first point: BA has only been issued …
GDPR Webinar – 1 year on, how has case law evolved?
Categories: Consent, Fines, GDPR, TransparencyGDPR Webinar recording now available – click here! In this GDPR webinar, we will look at the latest data protection enforcement action and case law emerging in the UK and across Europe, the issues arising and how to avoid similar …
Facebook CA – Controversy Alert!
Categories: Breach, Consent, GDPR, GuidanceBack in April 2018 we published an insight piece on the lawful basis for using Facebook’s Custom Audiences tool, in which we concluded that relying on legitimate interests as a lawful basis for the use of this feature was unlikely …