GDPR Weekly Show

Coming up in our Christmas edition of the GDPR Weekly Show:

Pharmacist Doorstep Dispensaree fined £275,000 for medical records data breach,

Brechin High School Data Breach reveals pupils with medical conditions,

Nest Breach in Data Security - they argue it's the users' responsibility,

Charity Sector data breach reports to ICO reduced compared to last year,

Sweaty Betty Data Breach in their e-commerce system,

GDPR and Real Estate - what you need to know,

Possible audio data breach at the Bank of England

We hope you all have a happy Christmas and send you best wishes for the New Year. Next episode will be on 5th January 2000

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

1&1 Fine for Data Security Failure at Call Centre,

Facebook Breach of Employee DATA,

What Becomes of the EU-US Privacy Shield after Brexit,

Third Party Notification of Data Breaches - How Would You Respond?

France Considers Criminal Offences for some GDPR Failures,

German ICO Suggests Changes to GDPR, GDPR and Corporate Christmas Cards

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

A Data Breach involving postal votes in South East Dorset,

British American Tobacco Data Breach involving residents of Romania,

A look at how GDPR applies in cases of International Arbitration,

The results of a survey into responses to Data Subject Access Requests,

Brazil introduces new Data Security legislation and is so near and yet so far in terms of GDPR compliance,

GDPR implications around Employee Monitoring,

An update on EU Privacy Directive progress

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

Adobe Magento Marketplace suffers data breach,

New EU President pledges GDPR Style legislation to regulate use of Artificial Intelligence,

Polish ICO imposes 47,000 Euro Penalty for Data Consent violation,

Some guidance on Data Retention for Estate Agents/Realtors,

Twitter to pause deletion of inactive accounts,

Some guidance on GDPR for organisations outside of the EU,

GDPR responsibilities of Pension Fund Trustees,

GDPR and Christmas cards

Coming up in this weeks episode of the GDPR Weekly Show:

FACEBOOK claims that users accepting its terms and conditions since 25th May 2018 have knowingly consented to accept targetted advertising,

WhatsApp GDPR Penalty decision by the Irish ICO delayed until early 2020,

Cayman National Bank suffers Data Breach in its Isle of Man operations,

ICO warns the Programmatic Ad industry that its patience is running out with regard to GDPR compliance,

Brexit Party investigated by ICO for not complying with Data Subject Access Requests within the required timescale,

Austrian Whitelist gives examples of where a data privacy impact assessment (DPIA) will not normally be required,

Wizards of the Coast suffers large Data Breach

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

Labour Party suffers two Data Breach attempts in two days,

Scottish Widows Data Breach when pension information sent to wrong person,

Manchester Mum denied access to CCTV by Greater Manchester Passenger Transport as it claims it cannot release CCTV under GDPR,

Kenya introduces Data Protection legislations based upon GDPR,

Austria brings its DPA into line with GDPR,

Bradford Councillors unhappy with GDPR as they claim it is hindering them in doing their job,

GDPR and Company Christmas Cards

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

GDPR General Election advice for candidates and campaigners,

Morrisons appeal against Data Breach damages reaches the Supreme Court,

Trend Micro Data Breach after unauthorised sale of data by employee,

University of Hertfordshire Data Breach leaks student names and email addresses,

Facebook Data Breach affecting Facebook Groups,

First German GDPR fine imposed under new penalty calculation regime,

GDPR endangers the future of Pubwatch in some areas of UK

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

General Election Update - what it means for Brexit and GDPR, BBC suffers Data Breach at an employment tribunal,

West Berkshire District Council suffers Data Breach by using cc for an email to over 1000 recipients,

Unicredit Data Breach affecting many customers of the Italian finance provider,

Austrian Post Office receives GDPR Violation Fine for selling data without consent,

Domain Name Registrar Web.com, Register.com, and Network Solutions suffers Data Breach,

Adobe CC suffers a potentially huge Data Breach,

Jesdardins Data Breach affects all of their clients,

Facebook drops appeal and agrees to pay £500k fine to ICO for Cambridge Analytica scandal

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

Home Group Housing Association Data Breach potentially affecting 4000 of their tenants and prospective tenants,

Whistl launches GDPR compliant PAM Solution,

German Court rules on claims for GDPR Non-Material Damages,

German authorities issue guidelines on the calculation of GDPR Fines following breaches of GDPR,

Mastercard launches their Data Responsibility Initiative,

Met Police Officer faces costs after Data Breach after turning down out of court settlement

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

BA Data Breach update - date for damages claims now extended to 17 January 2021,

Brockenhurst man awarded £1500 compensation after Southern Health NHS Trust data breach,

GDPR and Brexit Update - steps to take before 31st October 2019,

Does CCPA Apply To You?

Hudson Bay Finance Ltd faces compliance court action over failure to comply with Data Subject Access Requests,

Irish school operations impacted by GDPR,

Hayes Connor launches £100 million legal action against Equifax following data breach