International Data Transfers under UK GDPR – What Businesses Need to Know International data transfers are an inescapable part of the globalised world we live
It’s Halloween week – the season of masks, illusions, and eerie transformations. But while fake vampires and ghosts are all fun and games, a new
I don’t think it’s news to anyone that Artificial Intelligence is becoming deeply embedded within workplaces. From supporting customer service to drafting sensitive reports, AI
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Soft Opt-In for Charities: Preparing for Low-Risk Direct Marketing Changes The UK’s Data (Use and Access) Act, which received Royal Assent on 19 June 2025,
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The Metropolitan Police arresting over 500 individuals on Saturday 9th August under the Terrorism Act 2000 was seen by some as a heavy handed approach.
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Your organisation’s reputation takes years to build, but only moments to destroy. From one small mistake, like sending an email to the wrong client or
A Legal Analysis of PECR and UK GDPR Enforcement (2019–2025): A Warning to Data Controllers on the enactment of the Data (Use and Access) Act.
I’ve been following a story that’s deeply troubling, and I think it’s a crucial lesson for anyone who handles sensitive data. Channel 4 recently reported
If you’re unfamiliar with the phrase ‘Internet of Things’, you’d be forgiven for having no idea what it could possibly refer to. It does sound
