Vicarious liability in the data breach context – bad news for UK employers?
The Court of Appeal has upheld a decision of the High Court holding that an employer can be vicariously liable […]
The Court of Appeal has upheld a decision of the High Court holding that an employer can be vicariously liable […]
An Amazon employee was fired after sharing customers’ email addresses with an unnamed third-party seller, in violation of company policies. Amazon […]
Data has been dubbed the “new oil” by many market commentators, who describe how it has become the world’s most […]
Data has been dubbed the “new oil” by many market commentators, who describe how it has become the world’s most […]
One of the largest consumer internet hacks has bred one of the largest class action settlements after Yahoo agreed to […]
Facebook has been fined £500,000 by the UK’s data protection watchdog for its role in the Cambridge Analytica data scandal. The […]
In 2014, bank, salary and National Insurance details of almost 100,000 members of staff were posted on the internet and […]
Insurance is something you buy but hope you never need. In the event of an incident, you want to have […]
The Irish Data Protection Commission (IDPC) is to ask Google for more details regarding a bug which led to the […]
Recent research has revealed that nearly half (46%) of enterprises believe they have a probable (or greater) risk of a […]
That old truism from the Watergate affair also applies to the scandals plaguing some of the world’s biggest tech companies. Google+ […]
Facebook set up a website that its 2 billion global users can use to check if their accounts have been […]