
7 Years of GDPR: How it shaped the digital world, and what’s next?
In this blog post, we reflect on the milestones, challenges, and evolution of the GDPR from 2018 to 2025.
In this blog post, we reflect on the milestones, challenges, and evolution of the GDPR from 2018 to 2025.
As reliance on external service providers increases, so too does the exposure to threats beyond an organisation’s direct control.
High-profile attacks on organisations like M&S have shown that cyber preparedness cannot wait.
Did you ever get the feeling that by accepting cookies, you might be opening yourself up to something, and just weren’t sure exactly what?
Although DSARs are a critical component of the legislation, charities face a number of unique challenges in complying with them.
With Apple removing this feature for users in the UK, this feeling of safety and security may begin to dwindle.
Our data is precious, and hackers are getting cleverer and sneakier by the day.
Whilst it’s generally a positive thing that there is a growing balance between work and home life, it has, like many things, raised some additional concerns when thinking about data protection and cybersecurity.
Black Friday may be an exciting opportunity to save some pennies, but there are a lot of fraudsters out there hoping to capitalise on just that.
Phishing is one of the most widespread forms of social engineering.
If you were to face a ransomware situation tomorrow, how would you react? What would your business do to handle the incident?
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