Annual Data Protection Checklist
Regularly reviewing how you handle data is more important now than ever.
Regularly reviewing how you handle data is more important now than ever.
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.
While it’s natural to share milestones like birthdays and school events, parents should be aware that sharing images of their children can have risks.
Businesses everywhere are picking up artificial intelligence to boost their productivity and efficiency.
When something is “free”, the real product is often your personal data.
Are we doing enough to protect young users in digital spaces?
This smart technology promises enhanced security and peace of mind – but at what cost?
We take an approach to data protection audits that prioritises clarity, communication, and of course, results.
As with processing any type of personal information, there are risks involved with geolocation data.
With so many people packing the stadiums, you have to wonder how they keep their security so tight.
What data protection considerations are there for an event of such magnitude?
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Please note all information on this website is for your help and guidance. It should not be regarded as an authoritative or definitive statement of the law.