GDPR Weekly Show

Coming up in this week's episode:

Blackbaud admits data breach may have contained customers financial details,

H&M fined for holding too much data on their employees,

Greater Manchester Police data breach,

Kylie Jenner online store suffers data breach,

Basingstoke and Deane Council declare data breach,

Belgian DPA goes to CJEU for permission to pursue Facebook,

Brazil begins enforcement of LGPD, its equivalent to GDPR,

Charity Commission and ICO agree to work closely together on investigations,

Russian hacker jailed for LinkedIn data breach affecting UK civil servants

Coming up in this week's episode:

Covid19 guidance for shops and hospitality venues,

GDPR Phishing Scam,

AirBnB suffer new data breach,

Shopify data breach update,

Stone Refurb data breach leads to credit card fraud,

School data breaches involving physical documents,

Babylon Health data breach update,

Universities face class action after Blackbaud data breach,

Guidance on Data Subject Access Requests,

Irish Cookie Law has websites rushing to comply by 6th October,

Penalty comparison of GDPR regimes across Europe,

Irish Car and Driver database changes after potential data breach,

GDPR and its interaction with PSD2,

Dominic Cummings disrupts EU/UK talks on data transfers after 1st January 2021,

DPC under pressure for delays in contextual advertising real time bidding investigation

Kingsley Hayes joins Keller Lenkner,

Activision dispute whether they have had a data breach

Coming up in this week's episode:

Covid19 data gathering now law for bars, pubs, restaurants and other leisure venues,

Public Health Wales suffers Covid-19 data breach,

Employer guidance on carrying out employee Covid-19 checks,

Working from home - some thoughts on best practice,

Northern Ireland Historic Abuse inquiry data breach update,

Warner Music face class action after data breach,

Marriott Hotels face High Court class action after data breach,

Dunkin Donuts reach lawsuit settlement after data breach,

PMI data breach,

SNP data breach by one of its own councillors,

Staples data breach,

Polish University fined $13000 after data breach,

Email data breaches and how to avoid them

Coming up in this week's episode:

Test and Trace data collection by hospitality and leisure establishments becomes mandatory,

Virtual Mailroom data breach affects businesses and local authorities,

ICO reports 34% increase in reports by Whistleblowers,

Northern Ireland Historical Abuse Inquiry data breach,

Northumberland County Council data breach causes controversy,

Razer major customer data breach,

Private Hire drivers pursue Ola for release of data,

Wheely ask ICO for advice on release of customer data,

Artech suffer major employee data breach,

Change of management at Hayes Connor,

Blackberry open new EU data centres,

Government DPOs say major increase in subject access requests,

Physical Security of your servers,

EDPB issues new Data Controller and Data Processor guidance,

Japan brings its data protection law in line with GDPR,

Brexit and the use of EU and UK GDPR representatives

Coming up in this week's episode:

Warner Music data breach exposes customers' payment card details,

New South Wales drivers licence details in data breach,

Finland Kela apologises for paper data breach,

Barrister uses GDPR to extract job interview comments,

Telmate data breach exposes prisoner data,

Uber data breach cover-up update,

Morgan Stanley faces class action after data breach,

Basingstoke Hospital data breach update,

GDPR and UFCMJRA could put spanner in works of standard contractual clauses,

Malta elector data leaked in data breach,

CNIL confirms TikTok investigation,

Claires Accessories faces class action

Coming up in this week's episode of the GDPR Weekly Show:

ICO responds to letter from cross-party group of MPs,

Sam Smiths brewery not taking part in track and trace as it claims it breaches GDPR,

Covid19 vaccine studies being hampered by GDPR,

Blackbaud faces class action over data breach,

Watford Community Housing faces legal action from tenants after data breach,

Tiktok, Instagram, Youtube accounts affected by massive data breach,

Brexit and its implications for GDPR,

5 useful GDPR Wordpress plugins,

Employee rights under GDPR,

Mobile apps and their GDPR compliance,

Iot.Nxt achieves ISO and GDPR compliance

Coming up in this week's episode of the GDPR Weekly Show:-

Freepik data breach,

Carnival Cruises data breach,

Ritz Hotel London data breach,

Marriott Hotels face class action after data breach,

University of Brighton data breach,

Experian South Africa data breach,

DPC provides update on Twitter investigation,

TikTok faces GDPR compliance investigation,

HMRC Covid19 phishing attempts top 10,000,

When is what you tell your GP not subject to GDPR,

Former Uber security chief charged with data breach cover up,

MPs write to Elizabeth Denham over Government's handling of Covid19 related data

Coming up in this week's episode of the GDPR Weekly Show:

Salesforce and Oracle to be sued over their involvement in contextual advertising tracking,

South Wales Police facial recognition ruled unlawful by UK Court of Appeal,

Ofqual investigated by ICO over algorithm used for calculation of Covid-19 affected exam grades,

Elizabeth Denham in Canada during Covid19 raises concerns about UK ICO effectiveness,

More-ish launches new Covid19 tracking app,

OTC driver conduct hearing publicity puts it in conflict with GDPR,

IBM Annual Cost of Data Breach Report,

Instagram retaining data after deletion by user leaving it in breach of GDPR,

Bletchley Park Trust affected by Blackbaud data breach,

Walgreens Pharmacy data breach after stores hit by looting,

2020 - a bad year for everyone but especially for Canon,

Effect on transfer of genetic data following Schrems II ruling

Coming up in this week's episode of the GDPR Weekly Show:

Covid19 GDPR Compliance Survey from the hospitality industry,

ICO issues Exam script exemption update,

British Dental Association data breach,

Hope House Childrens Hospice part of Blackbaud data breach,

Basingstoke Hospital data breach,

Marriot Hotels data breach update,

British Airways data breach penalty update,

Havenly data breach,

University of Sydney, the University of New South Wales, the University of Melbourne, the University of Queensland, the University of Tasmania, James Cook University, Swinburne University of Technology, the University of Western Australia, Curtin University, and Adelaide University affected by data breach,

Police Digital Consent withdrawal welcomed by ICO,

ICO Freedom of Information Toolkit,

Update on EU/US Privacy Shield and Standard Contractual Clauses,

ICO issues explanatory notes on ICO Age Appropriate Design Code 2020

Coming up in this week's episode:

Blackbaud data breach update,

Twitter data breach update,

EU Doctors call for tests to ensure GDPR contact tracing apps are compatible,

GDPR Compliant Covid 19 tests,

Eat out to Help Out raises GDPR issues,

Over 50% of Universities had data breach in last 12 months,

Flintshire Local Development Plan suffers data breach,

Shropshire council suffers data breach,

Dave, the challenger bank, suffers data breach,

Morgan Stanley suffers data breach from discarded IT equipment,

ICO publishes results of its internal audit,

Italian DPA fines telecoms operator for unsolicited marketing,

Belgian DPA fines Google for not complying with GDPR right to be forgotten,

Irish websites must comply with cookie policy by October,

Spanish AEPD gets tough on appointments of DPOs