Preparing for change: how the Data (Use and Access) Bill will transform UK data practices
Miles Harmsworth looks at the likely impact of the UK's new data law.
MoreThe UK is on the verge of passing the Data (Use and Access) Bill which reforms its data regulation regime and it has plans to introduce new cyber security legislation. We look at what this means and at some of the ICO's priorities, focusing on new anonymisation guidance and its 2025 online tracking strategy. We also look at the ICO's planned contribution to promoting economic growth, and at its first processor fine.
Miles Harmsworth looks at the likely impact of the UK's new data law.
MoreVictoria Hordern looks at the ICO's approach to anonymisation of personal data.
MoreDebbie Heywood looks at the UK government's plans for new cyber security legislation.
MoreClaudia Blofeld looks at the ICO's online tracking strategy for 2025 and related initiatives.
MoreDebbie Heywood looks at the ICO's plans to ensure data protection enhances growth rather than inhibits it.
MorePrachi Vasisht and Debbie Heywood look at the impact of the ICO's £3.06m fine of Advanced Computer Software Group Ltd.
MoreManaging HR data is an ongoing exercise for employers. We look at data protection requirements for HR data in light of current and incoming law and in the context of recent developments, covering SARs, the EU Whistleblowing Directive, employee monitoring and data breaches as well as top tips for employers.
MoreData exports continue to be high on the agenda but data sharing (of personal and non-personal data) is being looked at much more widely by the EU and the UK in the context of providing individuals with control over their data, opening up the potential of big data, and breaking down barriers to competition. We look at incoming EU legislation relating to data sharing with particular focus on the draft Data Act, as well as at the ICO's Code of Practice on Data Sharing, Privacy Shield 2.0 and data sharing requirements for the UK's Pensions Dashboard.
MorePersonal health data attracts special protection but also benefits from exemptions under UK and EU data protection law. Have legislators and regulators got the balance between innovation and privacy right or do the rules overly restrict advances in healthcare provision and research?
MoreWe look at the UK's implementation of the GDPR journalistic exemption, at the ICO's recently published draft Code of Practice on journalism, the use of data protection law in media cases, and at the tensions between the right to privacy and to freedom of expression.
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View recordingsThe ICO's first processor fine
Prachi Vasisht and Debbie Heywood look at the impact of the ICO's £3.06m fine of Advanced Computer Software Group Ltd.
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Taking control of online tracking – the ICO's focus for 2025
Claudia Blofeld looks at the ICO's online tracking strategy for 2025 and related initiatives.
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New ICO guidance on anonymisation and pseudonymisation
Victoria Hordern looks at the ICO's approach to anonymisation of personal data.
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Preparing for change: how the Data (Use and Access) Bill will transform UK data practices
Miles Harmsworth looks at the likely impact of the UK's new data law.
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ICO measures to drive economic growth
Debbie Heywood looks at the ICO's plans to ensure data protection enhances growth rather than inhibits it.
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Monitoring preparedness and governance under EU cyber security legislation
Dominique Lensink looks at processes to adopt to help comply with the complex EU framework around cyber security.
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Cyber security and open-source software in products with digital elements
Marc Schuler and Julie Dumontet look at digital resilience issues with open-source software, particularly in light of the EU's Cyber Resilience Act.
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Lessons from CrowdStrike – a particular focus on financial services
Nicholas Crossland looks at the importance of building in digital resilience and other lessons from the CrowdStrike incident.
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Digital resilience and cyber security reporting requirements in the UK and EU
We provide a high level overview of UK and EU cyber security and digital resilience reporting requirements.
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