GDPR Weekly Show

Coming up in this week's episode: Lastpass data breach,

Nato missile systems data breach could impact some systems sent to Ukraine,

Plex data breach,

Doordash data breach,

Greek gas operator Desfa hit by data breach,

Hamilton Water data breach,

Robin Hood reach $20 Million settlement after data breach,

California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) data breach,

Indonesia Telekom data breach,

Block (owners of Square) face class action after data breach

Coming up in this week's episode: Apple reveal security flaw affecting iPhone, iPad, iPod and Apple Mac,

Association of British Investigators opens consultation on GDPR Code of Conduft for its industry,

SEC presses charges for insider trading regarding Equifax data breach,

Capital One class action claim period extended,

Manx Care face possible £170,000 fine after data breach,

Westjet app data breach,

Twilio data breach affects almost 2000 Signal customer,

18000 Airtel users found to be using the same password,

Whatcom County Library data breach,

Sferra data breach,

California prepares for CPRA to come into force

Coming up in this week's episode:

Volkswagen fined €1.1 Million over cameras in cars during test drives,

UK Parliament closes its TikTok account over links to China,

Burger King blank receipts cause data breach false alarm,

Wendy's shareholder loses legal challenge to data breach settlement,

Twilio data breach,

ICO launches its three year strategy ICO25,

UK and USA announce Joint Data Access Statement,

European Parliament formally adopts the Digital Markets Act (DMA) and the Digital Services Act (DSA),

Amazon loses appeal against CNIL €35 Million Penalty for breaches of GDPR,

CNIL fines Totalenergies €1 Million for GDPR breaches,

Dixons Stores Group sees data breach penalty cut in half following appeal,

Judgement expected from DPC investigation into Instagram handling of Childrens' Data by first week in September,

German citizen sues EU Commission claiming one of its websites breaches GDPR rules,

Cisco data breach after voice phishing (vishing),

Malaysia Central Bank investigates possible data breach,

Pixsy data breach,

Accusoft data breach,

Acorn Financial Services data breach,

The American Data Privacy and Protection Act (ADPPA) finally reaches the House of Representatives,

NOYB targets what it calls 'hopeless cases' for non-cookie compliance

Coming up in this week's episode: NHS 111 service affected by cyber-attack,

Conservative Party leadership election process delayed by Cybersecurity concerns,

UK found to be Card Fraud capital of Europe,

Church of England ISB safeguarding chair steps back after data breaches,

CJEU rules releasing names of partners could expose a data subject's sexual orientation,

Mayor of London's plan to give Metropolitan Police access to ANPR images faces legal challenge,

University of Western Australia data breach,

Price Edward Island Arts Centre data breach,

Virgin Islands Budget Office requests FBI visit over possible data breach,

Avamere data breacg,

Users still unable to access their Neopets accounts after data breach,

Solana and Slope confirm data breach affecting cryptocurrency wallets,

Twitter confirms how data breach occurred,

First Choice Healthcare data breach,

QuestionPro data breach,

Semikron data breach,

Gaedke Group data breach,

Slovenia criticised by European Commission for its failure to fully implement GDPR,

Criteo fined $65 million for GDPR violations following CNIL inquiry

Coming up in this week's episode of the GDPR Weekly Show: Liverpool City Council face no further action from ICO after data breach,

Southern Co-op use of facial recognition to be challenged in legal case,

Facebook business accounts targeted by malware,

Bromford Housing data breach,

Deutsche Telekom, Telefonica 02 and Vodafone all due to appear before North Westphalia District courts for GDPR breaches,

Mac users warned of malware controlled by cloud storage,

St Lukes Health data breach,

BECU data breach,

Uber and US DOJ reach agreement after data breach cover up,

UK Universities told not to use GDPR as reason not to disclose outcome of harrasment investigations

Coming up in this week's episode: Neopets data breach,

UK NCSC and ICO urge lawyers not to advise their clients to pay ransoms after ransomware attacks,

Zuckerberg to appear in Cambridge Analytica court proceedings,

Twitter data breach,

ChromeBooks ruled non-GDPR compliant by Danish authorities,

St George's University Hospital pays £2,500 damages after data breach,

Russia tops data breach table for Q2 2022,

Methodist Hospitals pays $425,000 after data breach,

Former CIA employee convicted after data leak to Wikileaks,

US Justice Department faces $8.5 million bill after data breach,

Blue Shield data breach,

Williams Company sues ex-employee after data breach,

Professional Finance Co data breach,

UK Cybersecurity Chiefs back idea of automated detection of child abuse images,

Oklahoma City Housing Authority data breach,

Rhode Island company Tradesource to pay $230,000 after data breach,

Perth Festival data breach,

T-Mobile to pay $350 million after data breach,

Google faces anti-trust probe in Italy over GDPR data portability

Coming up in this week's episode: ICO reprimands UK Government over use of Whatsapp and private emails for official communications,

Tiktok postpones planned privacy policy change after intervention by the Italian DPA,

Clearview AI fined € 20 million by Greek DPA,

Hotel Quarantine breach in Victoria, Australia,

Deakin University data breach,

Windsor University data breach,

VCU Health data breach,

Alibaba begins investigation after Shanghai Police data breach,

EDPB publishes its opinion on Digital Euro,

BDPA rules rights to access and correction are not absolute for medical records

Coming up in this week's episode: Pilton College, De Montfort School and Carmel College involved in data breach,

NCSC warns UK organisations to beware of Russian cyberattacks,

Ecclesiastical Insurance pays £30,000 after data breach,

Claires Accessories pays $350,000 compensation after data breach,

Yet another Marriott Hotels data breach,

Chefs Toys data breach,

Customer.io data breach affecting more people than originally thought,

Office of Personnel Management and Peraton agree to pay $63 million after data breach,

Dutch Data Protection Authority warned that it is enforcing some parts of GDPR too strictly,

Benefit Plan Administrators data of breach,

Place of processing relevance when deciding which State laws apply,

Lending Tree data breach,

Welldynerx data breach,

Shanghai Police data breach potentially releases details of 1 billion Chinese citizens,

ECJ tells Austrian Post Office it must inform data subjects who their data has been transferred to

Coming up in this week's episode: Opensea NFT Marketplace data breach,

ICO says it is going to reduce fines issued to public bodies,

DVLA found to have been using incorrect legal basis for processing data,

Russia reduces Lihuania's Internet connectivity by 70%,

Lakeview data breach now involves an extra 100,000 people,

Goverment Audit Office finds need for HHS to improve its responses to data breaches,

Flagstar data breach,

Wegmans fined $400,000 after data breach,

AMD data breach,

Thailand introduces PDPA on June 1st,

Google facing action from European Consumer Groups who allege that the options Google gives for managing personal data are too complex

Coming up in this week's episode:

Japanese man loses USB key with details of all city residents.

Russia leads league table for data breaches,

Survey confirms trends towards Hybrid Working,

Tarmac warned after data breach,

A look at changes planned via the UK Data Reform Bill,

Childcare apps find to lack data security measures,

MGM Hotels and Resorts data appears on Telegram,

Queensland proposes changes to data protection legislation,

University of Pittsburgh pays compensation after data breach,

What additional costs does a data breach bring?

MCG Health data breach,

Trident Care data breach,

Spain and Austria dispute whether location data is personally identifiable data as defined by GDPR