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We’re nearly a year since the frantic preparations for GDPR. How is it all going? Should we be checking? Should we audit data compliance? Why do I need to complete
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We’re nearly a year since the frantic preparations for GDPR. How is it all going? Should we be checking? Should we audit data compliance? Why do I need to complete
Draft Regulations to create a ‘UK GDPR’ were published by the Government this week to ensure that the UK is ready for Brexit. The Data Protection Regulations Amendment 2019 introduce
After a turbulent few months, the Privacy Shield was re-approved by the EU Commission at the end of last year and with Brexit looming, if you are a Privacy Shield
It’s been six months since GDPR came into effect on 25th May. Despite the Y2K like panic in the run up to May, the world did not come crashing down
When I decided to start ABC and Teal I was very clear about one thing. I will not scaremonger, use fear to sell our services. In compliance there are serious
With just over six months to go until the UK exits the European Union, the Government has started to issue guidance on what will happen if there is ‘no deal’
For some time now, the EU Commission has been planning an update to the current ePrivacy Directive (which was implemented in the UK through the Privacy and Electronic Communication Regulations,
The FCA has recently launched consultation CP15/18 which sets out their proposed regulatory structure for Claims Management Companies (CMCs). The announcement also confirmed that jurisdiction for complaints would move from
With conflicting advice still available on the ICO website there seems to be a lot of confusion around exactly what a data subject is entitled to when they exercise their
GDPR 25th May…. It’s the date we have all been working towards, some of us for many months. But what happens on 26th May, and the day after that? Well,