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 »
Client Alert – ICO Issues Draft Guidance On Biometrics and Data Protection
What’s this all about? The use of biometric recognition systems is growing fast, notably in the banking, finance, education, entertainment, and retail sectors. Biometrics is all around us and getting cheaper to operate or purchase. The use of biometrics has also thrown up a number of data protection/privacy issues, including the potential to result in Read more »
Cordery Head to Head: PSNI Data Breach with Daragh O Brien
In this topical episode of Cordery Head to Head Cordery’s Jonathan Armstrong talks to Daragh O Brien on the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) data breach and its ramifications. Daragh is Managing Director of Castlebridge. He has been a pioneer in the field of information management for over two decades. In 2019 he was Read more »
European Court Ruling on the Right of an Individual to Know the Reasons for and Date of the Consultation of Their Personal Data
What’s this about? The European Court of Justice (“the European Court”) recently ruled about the scope of the Subject Access Right (“SAR”) under the EU General Data Protection Regulation (“EU GDPR”) in circumstances where an organization’s employees have consulted an individual’s personal data; we wrote about the Advocate General’s Opinion in this matter here https://www.corderycompliance.com/eu-gdpr-sar-0223/. Read more »
Client Alert – UK Court Awards Aggravated Damages For Data Protection Infringements Including Slow And Inadequate Response To A Subject Access Request
What’s this about? In the recent UK data protection case of Yao Bekoe v The Mayor and Burgesses of the London Borough of Islington, the UK High Court awarded £6,000 in damages for data protection infringements, including for a significant delay in replying adequately to Subject Access Request. This article takes a look at the Read more »
TechLaw10: Will the US approach to self-regulation of AI work?
In this edition of TechLaw10 Cordery’s Jonathan Armstrong talks to Professor Eric Sinrod from his home in California. They talk about the announcement that the US is to trial a self-regulatory approach to AI. Will this work? How does it differ from the approach taken in the EU & in the UK? The topics include: Read more »
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