Law Firm Data Breaches Are Inevitable – So What Happens Next?
Teal Compliance gives us their heads up and opinions on the latest news from the government that law firm AML supervision will be with the FCA and taken away from the SRA.
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Teal Compliance gives us their heads up and opinions on the latest news from the government that law firm AML supervision will be with the FCA and taken away from the SRA.
Let’s talk about the Online Safety Act (the Act) – it’s a big deal for everyone operating in the UK’s digital space, and that includes law firms. Think of it
The management of client accounts has come under increased scrutiny in recent years, with the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) questioning whether law firms should continue to handle these accounts themselves.
At Teal, we’re often asked questions about whether law firms need a Data Protection Officer (DPO). In this blog, we’ll answer the question ‘what is a Data Protection Officer?’ and
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This is a question I get asked loads of times! In fact, last week I had a client who has a policy of asking for ID for employees, and their
At Teal, one of the questions we often get asked is whether or not an organisation needs a Data Protection Officer (DPO). What the guidance says Under the GDPR, it’s
The UK Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has recently launched a campaign to send reminders to all UK registered companies to ensure that they comply with their legal obligation to pay
GDPR during the transition period As we’re all well aware, the UK will finally leave the European Union later today. The UK and the EU will then have until 31
So, we all knew that the ICO had been equipped with a fine set of gnashers by the GDPR and DPA legislation. What we didn’t know was what it would