EIOPA publishes no deal Brexit insurance continuity plans
The European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority (EIOPA) has published recommendations for national EU insurance regulators, aimed at minimising disruption […]
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Tate Modern wins privacy case brought by neighbours
One of Tate Modern’s most popular areas, a top-floor terrace that offers spectacular 360-degree views of London, is to remain […]
UK politicians put renewed regulation pressures on Facebook
MPs in Britain have once again voiced the need for Facebook to have stricter regulations, calling for urgent measures to […]
EDPB releases information note in the event of a “No-deal Brexit”
On February 12, 2019, the European Data Protection Board (“EDPB”) published two information notes to highlight the impact of a […]
Nearly half of UK small businesses believe a cyberattack could close their business
Every second small and medium-sized business in the UK could be forced to close if they were hit by a […]
ICO releases discussion paper on regulatory sandbox
UK data protection authority ICO have published regulatory sandbox discussion paper which explains to potential participants how ICO sees the sandbox […]
ICO releases discussion paper on regulatory sandbox
UK data protection authority ICO have published regulatory sandbox discussion paper which explains to potential participants how ICO sees the sandbox […]
Company closure and 4-year ban for director after marketing regulation breach
A director of a lead generating service has been banned for four years after failing to ensure his company complied […]
Company closure and 4-year ban for director after marketing regulation breach
A director of a lead generating service has been banned for four years after failing to ensure his company complied […]
Irish watchdog issues ‘no deal’ Brexit data transfers guidance
Businesses in Ireland have been urged to ensure that their transfer of personal data to the UK in a ‘no […]
Irish watchdog issues ‘no deal’ Brexit data transfers guidance
Businesses in Ireland have been urged to ensure that their transfer of personal data to the UK in a ‘no […]
UK: Liability Limits for GDPR in commercial contracts – the law and recent trends
Given the potential financial exposure under GDPR, it is no surprise that a great deal of time is being spent […]