There is a telling irony at the centre of modern data protection. The organisations spending the most on privacy technology are often the ones furthest from genuine compliance. They...
The Court of Appeal’s latest ruling on the DSG Retail cyber-attack should be read as a decisive statement about responsibility in the digital age. By backing the Information Commissioner’s...
UK data protection reform has entered a new phase, bringing with it a pace of change not previously seen in the UK. Recent reforms taking effect at short notice show a clear...
With Privacy Day approaching, organisations are looking ahead to a year that increasingly resembles a geopolitical and commercial chessboard for data privacy. By 2026, the global privacy landscape has...
Three New U.S. State Privacy Laws Take Effect: What Changed on 1 January 2026 On 1 January 2026, three additional U.S. state-level comprehensive privacy laws came into force: Indiana,...
If there is one enduring lesson that we’ve taken away from the state of cybersecurity of late 2025, it is that your data security is only as strong as...
TikTok vs. The Data Protection Commissioner: A high court ruling with billion-dollar implications for EU data transfers The Irish High Court has temporarily paused an order from the Irish...
The University of Surrey has unveiled a truly impressive Artificial Intelligence system designed to revolutionise how we interact with justice. By tailoring AI to the unique language of British...
The right to access personal data held by public authorities, formally known as a Subject Access Request (SAR), is a fundamental part of UK data protection law. When that...
The Promise Ambient voice technology, also known as AVT, feels like one of the most straightforward healthcare AI use cases. Rather than revolutionising clinical practice, it sits in the...