GDPR Weekly Show

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

Covid19 data scams, phishing attacks and data breaches,

Covid19 tracking app update,

1 in 10 remote workers believe they are not GDPR compliant,

EU Commission investigates Hungarian action as a result of Covid19,

Spending on compliance using up 40% of IT Security budgets and 43% of organisations have either reported data breaches or been reported to ICO for data breaches,

Top 4 GDPR violations discovered by ICO and other DPAs,

Massive data dump found on Internet, but no one knows who put it there or why,

Interserve and BAM Construct suffer data breaches,

GDPR breach alleged to Austrian Data Protection Authority over Android's use of the Android Advertising ID

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

Guidelines on collecting Covid19 employee data as employees return to work after lockdown, Hungarian Government overrules GDPR while state of emergency in place, House of Commons committee finds NHS Covid19 Tracking App not suitable for widespread use, Interview with Hayes Connor, solicitors who specialise in data breach claims, SAP data handling not compliant with statutory requirements, GoDaddy data breach finally admitted after 9 month delay, Tesla cars data breach when customer data not removed from replaced components

Coming up in this week's bumper episode of the GDPR Weekly Show: An update on the NHS Covid19 tracking app, EU standards clarification for Covid 19 tracking apps, Google strengthens Gmail Covid19 phishing blocking, City of York data breach of Covid 19 grant applicants, House of Lords data breach takes broadcast off air, ICO headcount concerns over volume of data breach notifications, Nintendo data breach update, gdpr.eu data breach of .git details, Sheffield City data breach from ANPR cameras,

Warwick University data breaches not notified to students or staff,

Great Yarmouth Borough Council data breach as a result of data subject access request,

Cork City Council data breach,

Quibi sharing email addresses without user consent,

Us pharma giant Execupharm victim of sophisticated ransomware attack

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

ICO gives its opinion on Google/Apple Covid19 tracking app,

Covid19 data handling update from European Data Commissioner,

Covid19 and EU data transfer adequacy arrangements,

Robert Dyas suffers significant customer financial data breach,

Nintendo data breach affects Nintendo Network ID,

Kinomap fitness app suffers data breach,

States of Guernsey small business support scheme data breach,

Ironman causes potential Strava data breach

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

ICO issues further CoronaVirus Covid-19 update,

Home working data breaches - do you have procedures in place?

Check that your business insurance covers home working,

GDPR delays grocery deliveries to UK citizens safeguarding against Covid-19,

EU Commission firms up regulations for Covid-19 apps,

Virgin Media data breach class action announced by Your Lawyers,

Vodafone data breach after employee used customer support details to set up Snapchat profile,

San Francisco Airport data breach affecting two airport websites

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

ICO grants BA and Marriott penalties deferment as a result of Covid-19,

ICO allows GP practices to share Covid-19 patient data with UK Biobank,

EU Commission requests common standards for Covid-19 proximity app,

Hammersmith Medicines Research suffer data breach,

Survey of GDPR penalties across Europe,

Cabinet Office publishes review into New Year's Honours List data breach,

SOS Online Backup data breach affects users worldwide,

Travelex pay $2.3 million ransom after data breach

Coming up in this week's episode of the GDPR Weekly Show: Covid-19 leads to recommended changes to company visitors books,

Latest GDPR/Covid-19 CoronaVirus advice from UK ICO and Irish DPC,

UK Government developing Covid-19 contract tracking mobile device app,

Ocasta launch free GDPR compliant iOS document scanning app,

Morrisons win Supreme Court GDPR appeal case,

Marriott Hotels suffer 2nd major data breach,

Maltese data breach affects over 300,000 Maltese subjects

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

Local CoronaVirus support groups and GDPR considerations,

Government surveillance tracking of CoronaVirus sufferers via their mobile phones,

Your data and Corona Virus - what can your employer ask you,

Home Working best practice and avoiding phishing attacks,

Zoom video conferencing security concerns,

Virgin Media data breach update and launch of legal class action,

Watford Community Housing data breach,

BBC data breaches revealed by Daily Telegraph,

Irish Teaching Council data breach

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

Corona Virus GDPR related questions, Can the UK Government issue CoronaVirus messages to personal devices without consent?

Updated Corona Virus guidance from the UK ICO,

GDPR concerns when emailing your customers re how Corona Virus is affecting your business,

GDPR patient privacy when employees self-isolate for Corona Virus Covid-19,

Concerns re UK Government mobile telephone tracking for Corona Virus patients,

Norwegian Cruise Lines Data Breach

With the Corona Virus firmly in our thoughts this week, we have:

Corona Virus, GDPR, and home working - what do you need in place?

GDPR Special data and how GDPR article 9.2.1 comes into play,

GDPR Employer Corona Virus FAQ,

Is your data breach policy strong enough for remote working?

Google appeals fine from Swedish ICO,

Princess Cruises reveal employee and customer data breach,

CNIL investigates Criteo over implied consent,

Legal update re Morrisons, British Airways and Google