The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into force in the EU on 25th May 2018 and has since been a driving force for improving data protection standards worldwide. The GDPR was created […]
Following on from our first blog, this blog examines the second part of the EDPB’s guidance on controllers and processors. Whilst the first part provides guidance […]
Adequacy, the word that has been on everyone’s lips – well, perhaps not everyone’s. Throughout the UK’s transition period out of the EU, the media has […]
On 2nd September 2020, the EU Data Protection Board adopted their new guidance document on data controllers and data processors. In many ways this has been […]
In 2018, the GDPR was introduced to help provide consumers with more control and transparency around how their data is used. Since then, companies have had to implement a wide range of measures, with considerable […]
In the third and final blog post on this topic, we consider the last four sections of the ICO’s Accountability Framework: Contracts and Data Sharing; Risks […]
The ICO’s Accountability Framework aims to provide organisations with some clear examples of actions that would indicate to the ICO that they were complying with the […]
Last month, the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) published its Accountability Framework with a view to helping organisations better understand how to comply with the GDPR’s Accountability […]
In Europe, data protection has been a fundamental human right for a long time, primarily through the right to privacy. Over the years, we have seen […]