What’s this all about? The much-awaited EU-US Data Privacy Framework (“the DPF”) finally arrived earlier in the summer. Following the European Court of Justice’s ruling over three years ago that the EU-US Privacy Shield data transfer system was invalid the EU and the US have been working to find a replacement system. The result is Read more »
ICO Reprimands Law Firm for Data Protection Security Failings & Expresses Concern about Late Reporting
Introduction In the recent decision concerning the UK law firm Swinburne, Snowball and Jackson (“the law firm”) the UK Information Commissioner’s Office (“the ICO”) issued an official reprimand with regard to various infringements of UK GDPR security provisions committed by the law firm and also expressed its concerns about the firm’s late reporting to the Read more »
Recent Developments: UK Sanctions On Russia
What’s this about? The UK sanctions regime concerning Russian individuals and entities with regard to the war in Ukraine has continued to develop; for more about how the UK sanctions regime works see the What is the UK sanctions regime? section of our article here https://www.corderycompliance.com/add65uksanctions/. This article sets out in brief the latest developments. Read more »
FAQs: EU DORA Regulation increases EU Operational Resilience Requirements
Introduction One of the most talked about topics currently in legal, financial services and cyber security circles is on the implementation of DORA, or to give it its formal name the Digital Operational Resilience Act Amending Certain Directives as Regards Digital Operational Resilience for the Financial Sector (the Amending Directive). DORA entered into force on Read more »
Everything Compliance – Episode 123, The Spanish Kiss Edition
In this edition of the Everything Compliance podcast Jonathan Armstrong considers the NATS air traffic debacle and operational resilience. What do new operational resilience laws mean for businesses? How do they prepare for IT issues? Does the case of Carlos Abarca mean there might be person consequences if organisations don’t get this right? You can Read more »
ICO Issues Guidance On Email and Security Issues
What’s this all about? The UK data protection regulator the Information Commissioner’s Office (“the ICO”) recently issued “Guidance on Email and Security” (“the Guidance”), which focuses on emails sent to multiple recipients (bulk email). This article looks at this in brief. Why the need for guidance? According to the ICO “Failure to use BCC correctly Read more »
EU Cyber Resilience Act
What’s this all about? Cybersecurity legislation keeps growing apace. The EU’s “Proposal for a Regulation Of The European Parliament and of the Council on horizontal cybersecurity requirements for products with digital elements and amending Regulation (EU) 2019/1020” (“the EU Cyber Resilience Act proposal”) was approved this summer by the Council of the EU, which will Read more »
Client Alert – UK High Court Ruling on Litigation Disclosure and Data Protection (Dixon v North Bristol NHS Trust)
What’s this about? Under litigation disclosure, also known as “discovery”, parties involved in court proceedings exchange relevant information and evidence so as to enable the parties to understand each other’s case and to try and facilitate resolution or a narrowing of the issues in the proceedings. This information and evidence will likely contain personal information Read more »
European Court ILVA Case: Can the Turnover of a Parent Company Be Used as the Basis of a Fine for an EU GDPR Infringement Committed by a Subsidiary?
Introduction The issue of whether a fine for an infringement of the EU General Data Protection Regulation (“EU GDPR”) committed by a subsidiary should be based on the turnover (sales) of the subsidiary’s parent company is currently before the European Court of Justice (“the European Court”). If the European Court gives an affirmative answer to Read more »
Client Alert: Jonathan Armstrong to speak at Relativity Fest in Chicago
Jonathan Armstrong will be speaking again at this year’s Relativity Fest in Chicago on the International Panel chaired by eDiscovery supremo, David Horrigan. Thousands of delegates from the e-discovery and compliance communities attend Relativity Fest every year to discover faster, better ways to work. The conference challenges attendees to rethink how they conduct e-discovery and Read more »
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