Cordery’s Jonathan Armstrong was recently a guest on the influential In House Warrior podcast where he spoke with Richard Levick on ransomware and the pay or not to pay debate. Jonathan also talks to Richard about recent GDPR cases and whether GDPR enforcement is reaching a new stage. They discuss the latest thinking on paying Read more »
Data Protection Due Diligence in Transactions FAQs
Introduction Data protection/privacy rules play a prominent role in merger and acquisitions transactions. The degree of data protection compliance in a transaction could have an effect on the final price or even make or break a deal, or lead to unwelcome surprises later on. The ICO’s enforcement case against Marriott International Inc. where in 2020 Read more »
Everything Compliance – Episode 84 – the Eyeball Rental Edition
Jonathan Armstrong joins leading compliance experts in the US again in the latest Everything Compliance podcast. This episode of Everything Compliance hosted as always by Tom Fox features commentary from Jay Rosen, Jonathan Armstrong, Jonathan Marks and special guest Mary Shirley. You can listen to the podcast here: https://bit.ly/3gavDVD Today’s topics Jonathan Armstrong discusses the Read more »
Client Alert: Ransomware – COVID-19 & Upgrading Your Defences
We first published this alert in March 2020 and we have updated it to reflect more recent developments Introduction It’s pretty shameful that in the current crisis we’re seeing ransomware on the rise. It’s even more shameful that organisations involved in fighting the COVID-19 pandemic seem to be especially at risk. In 2019 ransomware targeted healthcare Read more »
Supply Chain/ESG Due Diligence Update: The Nordic/Baltic Region
What’s this all about? Supply chain/ESG due diligence continues to be a hot topic in Europe. Germany is the latest of a number of European countries to adopt legislation in this area and there are developments going on elsewhere. Check out our joint article (https://www.magnussonlaw.com/news/the-increasing-regulatory-requirement-of-supply-chain-due-diligence-compliance-the-next-really-big-thing-in-compliance/) with international business law firm Magnusson (https://www.magnussonlaw.com/) to get a Read more »
UK Proposals & Consultation for Data Transfers, including Standard Contractual Clauses/International Data Transfer Agreement (IDTA)
Introduction The UK’s data protection regulator the ICO has now finalised and published materials for international data transfers including with regard to Standard Contractual Clauses. This article looks at this latest development in brief. What’s this all about? By way of quick background, under EU GDPR, international data transfers can only be made in certain Read more »
Episode 269: Cordery Head to Head @ Home – Eric Sinrod on ransomware & new legislative proposals to ban payments
In this edition of Cordery Head to Head @ Home Cordery’s Jonathan Armstrong talks to Professor Eric Sinrod from his home in California. They reflect on recent developments with ransomware and the issues behind ransomware payments. Jonathan talks about some of the issues to consider when contemplating paying a ransom. Some of those reasons are Read more »
New EU Standard Contractual Clauses
In this film Cordery’s Jonathan Armstrong & André Bywater talk through the issues with data transfer after the changes to the EU Standard Contractual Clauses (also called EU Model Terms). They look at the reasons behind these changes, EDPB guidance and give practical tips on compliance. The film builds on Cordery’s guidance here https://www.corderycompliance.com/edpd-guidance-international-data-transfers/ & Read more »
UK High Court Ruling Restricts Scope for Data Security Breach Compensation Claims
What’s this all about? Compensation claims for data breaches are becoming ever more common especially where the breach resulted from a cyber-attack. Such claims are continuing to turn into litigation, even where the sums being demanded are not so high. Attempts are frequently made to characterize claims in a creative way – they are not Read more »
Client Alert: Italian DPA fines Deliveroo & food delivery start-up over AI algorithm use
Introduction On Monday the Italian data protection regulator (Garante per la Protezione dei dati Personali or Garante) fined online food delivery company Deliveroo €2,500,000 for GDPR violations. The case follows another case involving food delivery when Garante fined the operator of an online food delivery platform, Foodinho, €2,600,000 in relation to its use of discriminatory Read more »
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