GDPR Weekly Show

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

UK Track and Trace system reported to ICO over GDPR breach,

Update on Irish Covid-19 Contact Tracking app,

Teenage hacker infiltrates Western Australia Coronavirus database,

RBS data breach reported by ex-employee,

Blackbaud data breach targets UK, US and Canadian universities,

EDPB BCRs guidance note for UK post-Brexit,

Garmin ransomware attack,

Free VPN data breach,

Instacart data breach,

Couchsurfing data breach,

Never-Consent browser add-on review

Coming up in episode 100 of the GDPR Weekly Show:

EU-US privacy shield struck down by CJEU in SchremsII Case,

School guidance following Covid-19,

Twitter data breach,

South East Coast Ambulance data breach,

PCIPAL survey results,

MGM data breach exposes more victims,

Singapore data protection law update,

2nd IT contractor arrested over Landmark White data breach,

New Zealand data breach investigated by police,

Live Auctioneers data breach

Walmart sued under CCPA,

Germans hand too much data to Police.

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

Covid19 tracking apps international comparison,

Racial discrimination causing data breaches in Irish meat packing plants,

AI cameras and their use in the fight against Covid19,

NHS Orkney data breach,

Equifax data breach update,

Whitehall data breaches reported in 2019/20,

Clearview AI investigation by ICO and Australian regulators,

Privacy group takes High Court action against Irish Data Protection Commission,

Dutch DPA record fine for non-compliance with Data Subject Access Request,

Morgan Stanley offer compensation after data breach,

CCPA could become CPRA by 2023,

German authorities seize server after Houston data breach

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

Covid19 update on GDPR implications for hospitality venues,

Review of GDPR compliant tracing apps to capture NHS Track and Trace data,

Matt Hancock faces legal action over no DPIA for Track and Trace,

Ransomware which reports you for GDPR breach,

Facebook data breach,

ONS identifies UK cyber crime hotspots,

NHS Orkney data breaches,

CCPA enforcement stage,

California healthcare data breach,

Garante fines Unicredit following data breach,

EU sets out global ambitions for GDPR,

A look at Australia's new CDR rules

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

PHE reduces data retention time for data collected through NHS Covid-19 track and trace programme,

GDPR and pubs reopening following Covid-19,

Employee temperature checks and GDPR implications,

Exam script exemption remains after Covid-19,

Billon Group Covid19 Certification System wins grant award,

Capital One loses appeal after data breach,

Apple introduces new privacy option,

New Zealand data act updated in line with GDPR

Isle of Man fine for data subject access request failures,

Twitter suffers another data breach,

Staff leave South Gloucestershire council after data breaches,

Why your DPO must be able to think independently.

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

UK drops NHS Covid19 tracking app,

Coronavirus mass surveillance could continue in future,

Babylon medical confirm GP data breach,

Google loses GDPR penalty appeal,

EDPB issues UK GDPR post-Brexit adequacy warning,

Hungarian ICO issues GDPR penalty for website vulnerability,

ICO issues AI Guidance,

Just Eat data breach,

Wiggle data breach,

Foodora data breach,

Sheffield ANPR data breach update,

Quebec new data law based on GDPR,

European Broadcast Union GDPR 2 year review,

Web scraped emails ruled as GDPR personal data

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

Sheltered employees returning to work and the GDPR implications,

GDPR implications of redundancy,

Belgian DPA rules Covid19 temperature readings unlawful,

Matt Hancock's GP suffers data breach,

Dr Poulter MP has a data breach,

A1 Telekom Austrian ISP data breach,

Austrian GDPR penalty annulled,

Honda suffer a further data breach,

Nintendo data breach update,

Community Care patients launch class action against accountancy firm after data breach,

Legal lessons from Capital One data breach,

Macy's and Bloomingdale's settle data breach class action out of court.

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

EDPB issues new guidance on GDPR overrides in response to Covid-19 pandemic,

GDPR issues on returning to work after the Covid-19 pandemic,

Serco data breach update,

Hairdressers and beauty salons new way of working and staying GDPR compliant after Covid-19,

Open Banking after Covid-19 and GDPR,

Equifax settlement reached after legal action,

Joomla data breach,

Amtrak data breach,

You have changed your password, haven't you?

San Francisco Corporation Pension Fund data breach,

Chartered Professional Accountants of Canada data breach

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

Covid19 Track and Trace Privacy Notice shows Public Health England will retain data longer than expected,

Two UK companies release Covid19 Digital Health Passport,

Welcome to the new normal after Covid 19,

NI Historic Sex Abuse Inquiry Data Breach,

EU Parliament confirms Data Breach,

Easyjet data breach update,

Minted confirms data breach,

Mathway confirm data breach,

Judge rules Capital One must release forensic report into data breach,

Vermont updates its data breach notification law,

Mercedes Benz learns a lesson from data leak

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

Easyjet data breach affects 9 million customers,

GDPR not secure enough for Covid19 tracking says Joint Committee on Human Rights,

Serco data breach affecting Covid-19 trackers,

Workforce data breach affecting Covid-19 trackers,

HSE data breach affecting Covid-19 app,

EU Parliament alleged data breach,

190 law firms affected by a data breach,

DPC announces action against Whatsapp and Tusla,

ShinyHunters go on data breach hacking spree,

Grandmother fined under GDPR for posting photos of Grandchildren on FaceBook without their mother's permission