GDPR Weekly Show

Coming up in this week's episode:

Covid19 test and trace update,

Wearable covid-19 tracking device released in Ireland,

countme.ie app released,

Pension Funds regulator urges Brexit action,

Brexit transition period ends in 4 weeks,

Kent and Medway Integrated Health and Social Care record,

Sheffield City Council says human error most common cause of data breach,

Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon data breach,

Twitter penalty due on 17th December,

Loch Rannoch data breach,

Flagship housing provider data breach,

West Mercia Police staff gross misconduct finding after data breach,

Absa data breach in South Africa,

Netherlands cycling organisation Knwu data breach,

Embraer data breach,

Canon data breach in Bangalore affecting employee data,

Vancouver Metro Translink hit by a ransomware attack

Coming up in this week's episode: Update your Employee Privacy Policy to account for Covid19,

Retail and Leisure venue considerations as England Lockdown ends,

Update on Manchester United data breach,

Spotify changes passwords after data breach,

Sophos data breach,

Carrefour fined for multiple GDPR breaches,

NHS Highland data breach,

Bristol City Council data breach exposes details of Special Needs children,

Hampshire Hospitals NHS Trust has second data breach at Winchester hospital,

Headlam Group data breach,

New Zealand users hit by Australian Nitro PDF data breach,

Vodafone fined for multiple GDPR breaches,

FCA and ICO remind businesses that they work together

Coming up in this special Brexit episode:

What is changing? When is it changing? Deal or no deal? Key questions you need to ask

Is it really going to be enforced? So what do I need to do? Can I do it myself? How can Ensurety (producers of the GDPR Weekly Show) help?

Coming up in this week's episode:

Covid19 update on GDPR requirements for Track and Trace,

Sheffield City Council hides behind GDPR re school Covid19 numbers,

Delaware Public Health data breach of Covid19 records,

Manchester United data breach,

Animal Jam massive data breach,

Glofox data breach,

Canadian Privacy Protection Act starts its path through the Canadian Parliament,

Employee consent can be voluntary in some circumstances,

Spanish DPA reaches agreement on Internet advertising,

Belgian DPA accused of falling foul of GDPR rules

Coming up in this week's episode: Guidance issued re Occupational Health data, Covid 19 App data retention rules, Public Health Wales accept GDPR report recommendations, Ticketmaster face £1.25m penalty for GDPR breach, 1 and 1 win appeal against GDPR penalty, Twitter data breach investigation nears conclusion, Guernsey legal firm fined after data breach, Sandicliffe data breach in Nottinghamshire, 123RF suffers data breach, Australian holidaymakers suffer data breach, Mashable data breach, 3 Maltese citizens take court action following data breach, EDPB issues guidance on data transfers, Instagram anti self-harm campaign awaits GDPR approval

Coming up in this week's episode:

NHS Covid19 Proximity App - should you enforce its use in your workplace?

USB Keys and their safe disposal,

ICO RTB enquiry ends abruptly but faces legal action,

Oracle and Salesforce action could result in £150 to every UK Internet user,

Irish Prisons biometric access not complliant,

UK Cabinet Office data breach,

BA Marriott lessons learned on ICO penalties,

Folksam data breach,

Growdiaries data breach,

South Africa POPIA compared with GDPR,

India data protection act takes shape,

Slovenia last EU country to implement GDPR

Coming up in this week's episode:

Marriot Hotels and ICO agree £18.2 million penalty for data breach,

Experian served with GDPR Enforcement Notice by ICO,

Uber face class action in Amsterdam Court over 'robo-profiling',

Scottish Ambulance Service suffer data breach,

Gothenberg security company have data breach,

Finnish psychotherapy unit data breach,

Australia looks to review its privacy laws to satisfy GDPR adequacy test,

Lawyers engaged by Google suffer data breach,

Are Class Actions the new norm for GDPR compensation claims?

Coming up in this week's episode:

Details released of data requirements for Covid-19 testing providers,

Remote employee monitoring - a note of caution,

Foxtons Estate Agents data breach,

Stormont data breach,

Legal battle in Irish Republic, does Mother and Baby Homes investigation have right to override GDPR,

DPC investigates Facebook & Instagram handling of children' data,

Pfizer data breach,

Scalable data breach in City of London,

FCA taken to complaints commission over data breach,

New Zealand introduces data breach reporting tool,

Japanese Covid19 vaccine producer targeted by ransomware

Coming up in this week's episode:

Update on NHS Track and Trace QR Codes and data collection and retention,

Wick man unhappy with response of NHS Highland to Covid-19 FOI request,

British Airways penalty reduced to £20 million,

Belgian DPA rules IAB code of practice inadequate,

Your Lawyers initiate class action against Virgin Media,

Carnival Cruises data breach update,

Twitter data breach update,

Hackney council data breach,

Flintshire council data breach,

C-Planet data breach comes to court in Malta,

CWU appoints Kellner Lekner,

Non-material damages judgement in German court following data breach,

ICO consulting on GDPR penalty calculation,

GDPR for freelancers,

Results of Exonar survey of reasons for GDPR penalties

Coming up in this week's episode:

Covid-19 Temperature Checks and GDPR,

Tesco finds difficulty informing staff of positive Covid-19 test,

Home Working DPIA - what you should consider,

Department for Education receives a damning audit report from ICO,

Crown Prosecution Service reports over 1500 data breaches in 12 months,

Docsketch data breach,

Ardonagh group which includes Swinton and Towergate has data breach,

Limerick Hospital suffers a data breach,

Morgan Stanley fined $60m after a data breach,

What are you, the data controller, data processor, or joint data controller?

A reminder that you cannot fire DPO without a valid reason