Getting Away With IT
Dixons Carphone Warehouse get maximum ICO fine and potential PCI Fines So DSG or colloquially Dixons Carphone Warehouse has managed to avoid […]
Author: Philip Mather
Data Protection
Something for Nothing It’s not often that you get something for nothing. Not from consultancies at least I hear you say. And […]
EEA Representation Post Brexit
Do I need an EEA Representative? One of the most overlooked areas of the General Data Protection Regulation seems to be that […]
GDPR, PCI DSS and non-material damages all might cost British Airways dear
Or any other personal data breach for that matter. The very recent £183 million fine imposed on British Airways for their data […]
Is data protection enforcement more difficult under GDPR?
In this post we discuss whether the 13 months old GDPR regulation is proving more difficult to police that the old Data […]
GDPR? We are still struggling with PCI DSS
GDPR may not exactly be a hot topic for most, indeed it’s take up so far had been sketchy with many organisations […]
Is your business breaking the law?
Do you consider your business to be ethical, upstanding and law abiding? Do your policies talk about employee respect, standards and behaviour, […]
Do I need to register with the ICO?
Registering with the ICO Organisations across the business services, construction and finance sectors are among the first to be fined by the […]
Data Protection World Forum 2018
GDPR The Future of the Industry Second day back from the Data Protection World Forum at the Excel in London, 20th and […]
What do Convention 108+ Brexit GDPR and Adequacy have in common?
They all form part of a very important question which is “Will Convention 108+ Help Britain with a GDPR Adequacy Ruling Post […]