GDPR Weekly Show

Coming up in this week's episode: Could COMB be the largest data breach ever?

WordPress responsive menu plugin opens backdoor for data breaches,

Competition and Markets Authority sees an increase in data breaches,

Email breaches can be expensive,

UK PNC Home Office data breach update,

Experian denies data breach at Serasa, Brazil,

Calendar booking app fined for GDPR breaches,

GDPR Article 49 possible solution to Schrems II,

PSD2 and GDPR interaction,

University College Dublin fined 70,000 euros for GDPR breaches,

Irish DPC criticised for use of outdated Lotus Notes,

EU Privacy Directive steps forward towards Regulation

Coming up in this week's episode:

NHS Track and Trace data breach,

EGBA issue statement on EU / UK data transfer,

Briitish Airways data breach claimants are given 2 months to join the class action,

Foxtons Estate Agents data breach update,

Phone numbers from Facebook data breach used by fraudsters,

Stormshield data breach,

ICO Child-Friendly Code,

EDPB and EDPS,

When should a Data Breach be reported to ICO?

Irish Councillor plans to test limits of GDPR,

EscortReviews.com data breach

Coming up in this week's episode?

Homeworking GDPR - results of a ShredIT survey, GDPR implications of monitoring employees who are working from home,

What GDPR training you should undertake while Covid-19 pandemic is prevalent,

Australians wanting to return from UK hit by data breach,

Which GDPR policies should you update first for UK GDPR?

Data Protection Worldwide,

Mensa data breach leads to board resignations,

Citrix data breach settlement,

Grindr fined 9.6M euros for GDPR breaches,

Cybernews email address checker,

Andrew Cuomo sets New York data priorities,

ICO gives guidance on SEC document requests,

GDPR vs Malaysian PDPA

Coming up in this week's episode:

Pimlico Plumbers, Covid19 vaccination and employer's rights,

Which countries does the EDPB consider adequate for GDPR?

Guernsey and UK GDPR adequacy,

GDPR penalties up 39% year on year,

ICO reopens adtech investigation,

Ireland Government and the Mother and Child homes,

Hackney postal electors are asked to register again,

East Devon District Council data breach,

UK Ministry of Defence sees an increase in data breaches,

Amey data breach,

When should you report a data breach to the ICO?

Caixabank fined 6 million euros,

Bonobos data breach,

Pixlr data breach,

A look at California's CPRA,

UK court sets precedent on GDPR territorial reach

Coming up in this week's episode:

GDPR compliance when working from home during Covid-19 lockdown,

GDPR changes continue after the end of Brexit transition,

Capital Business Media relocates to Ireland to avoid UK-EU data transfers,

Leave.EU moves to Ireland and faces calls for investigations into GDPR breaches,

Advocate General CJEU pronouncement in Facebook case may have widespread implications,

Soft Opt-in - when can it be used and what limitations,

United Nations data breach,

German laptop retailer fined for excessive staff and customer video surveillance,

Colorado Covid-19 data breach,

UK Police National Computer (PNC) data breach

Coming up in this week's episode:

Rhombus CCTV detection of face masks, EDPB issues updated US data transfer guidance, Estate Agents and Employment Agencies face data transfer woes, Data Breach handling in the post-Brexit world, Capitol insurrection and subsequent data breach, Cybersecurity training, BA data breach update,

Blackpool data breach, Now Pensions data breach, Ho Mobile data breach,

Communist Party of China data breach,

Dassault Aviation data breach,

Canon USA class action following data breach,

Eu Commission issues report on GDPR implementation,

Analysis of GDPR penalties issued in 2020

Coming up in this week's episode:

GDPR after completion of the EU/UK Brexit trade deal,

T-mobile data breach,

Kawasaki data breach,

Walmart facing legal action for data breach it denies ever happened,

Schrems II update with latest steps required to remain compliant,

Ledger data breach,

Data broker selling millions of data records,

Romwe data breach,

Ireland seeks to gain lion's share of financial services market

A special episode of the GDPR Weekly Show examining the effects on GDPR of the UK-EU trade deal announced in December 2020.

Coming up in this week's episode:

Should you keep details of employee's Covid-19 Vaccinations?

School Covid-19 tests and GDPR implications,

DHSC update on Covid-19 test result data handling,

Facebook moves UK user data to California,

Interview with Dr Jacqui Taylor, whose work has affected over 1/3 of the world's citizens,

Brexit and UK third country status,

Twitter penalty issued by Irish DPC,

Peoples Energy data breach,

Norwich and Norfolk University Hospital data breach,

Scottish Ambulance Service not supporting data breach victims,

Swedish University data breach,

Desjardins data breach inquiry completed,

Is Father Christmas GDPR compliant?

Coming up in Episode 122 of the GDPR Weekly Show: Results of GDPR Awareness Survey of people now working from home,

EU Drugs Regulator data breach,

VST Enterprises released Covid19 digital passport,

EU data arrangements after 1st January revisited,

Channel Islands - how GDPR changes after 1st January,

UK Scientific Research community worried by UK potential 'third country' status,

Facebook announces GDPR changes to Messenger API,

HMRC gives details of 2019/20 data breaches,

East Devon District Council data breach exposes councillor passwords