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October 03, 2018
Stewart Room explains how the GDPR brings more than just legal change.
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August 30, 2019
Customer data is an essential element of 21st century business, but the process of its collection and use is becoming increasingly difficult. In this final part of our blog series, Lola Ladejobi and Charlotte Rampton discuss some additional challenges and propose potential solutions.
August 28, 2019
In this blog, Charlie Parker discusses the changes that have been made to the Civil Procedure rules, which will affect claims relating to privacy and data protection from October 2019.
August 16, 2019
In this blog, Shervin Nahid, Andrea Holder and Mark Hendry discuss the new ISO/IEC 27701 standards.
August 06, 2019
In this blog, Emily Sheen sets out the key points on the CJEU's latest ruling on third party plugins and website operators.
August 05, 2019
Customer data is an essential element of 21st century business, but the process of its collection and use is becoming increasingly difficult. In this blog, Lola Ladejobi and Charlotte Rampton discuss the challenges and potential solutions.
June 13, 2019
In this blog Stewart Room discusses how regulations like the GDPR can play a positive role in achieving a right balance between protecting society from the erosion of privacy, without compromising innovation and competitiveness in business and public services
June 06, 2019
How can your organisation prove their commitment to GDPR compliance? In this blog post, Victoria Back explores how independent assurance acts as a catalyst for confidence in your GDPR control environment and ultimately can lead to competitive advantage.
May 22, 2019
Stewart Room discusses the deficit in Privacy by Design and how technology-led approaches to business, rather than data-centric approaches, maximise the privacy problem.
