GDPR Weekly Show

KP Nuts distribution disrupted by hackers,

The Sandon School data breach,

Dorset NHS Trusts data breaches,

British Council 3rd party data breach,

Norfolk Dates data breach,

FBI warns Winter Olympics athletes to leave their smartphones at home,

Equifax data breach settlement agreed,

IAB Europe technology found to be non-GDPR compliant,

Securitas data breach,

Washington Licensing Dept data breach,

Artech reach settlement following data breach,

Young Men's and Young Women's Hebrew Association data breach,

Consel D'Etat confirms CNIL penalty against Google,

Greece Telecoms firms fined for data breachs,

Brexit Freedom Bill and its impact on UK GDPR,

EDPB issues guidance on dealing with Data Subject Access Requests

Dublin City Council data breach,

Lisbon Mayor's Office sharing protestor data with foreign embassies,

Absa data breach,

Koons Automotive data breach,

DR Donnelly data breach,

Data breaches cost more than just money,

UK Higher Education and PIPL,

Can a Cookie really be that expensive?

German courts set precedents on Non-Material Damages after GDPR issues

Gloucester Council data breach,

Red Cross data breach,

Pakistan Telecoms data breach,

Bonobos wins court case following data breach,

Italian luxury brand Moncler has data breach,

Simplify data breach,

Warwick GP Surgery data breach,

QRS face lawsuit after data breach,

GDPR issues 2022,

Pennsylvania introduces data breach legislation,

Clarity around who can be a DPO,

Irish GDPR Survey,

CNIL acts on e-Privacy directive,

Brussels Appeal on GDPR implementation,

Employee mailboxes and how to handle when an employee leaves

Coming up in this week's episode: Austrian DPA rules on Google Analytics and SchremsII, Meta facing Class Action in UK,

Meta being investigated for breaching Childrens Code,

European Parliament reprimanded by European Data Protection Supervisor,

Lastpass making it impossible for users to leave,

Whatsapp sets out grounds for appeal,

Malta judiciary controversial proposals for Right to be Forgotten,

Class action against TikTok in Dutch courts,

Goodwill data breach,

Bunnings data breach,

Accelion reach settlement in class action after data breach,

Transport for New South Wales affected by Accelion data breach,

Europol ordered to delete petabytes of data,

FCC proposes changes to data breach recording

Coming up in this week's episode:

Flexbooker data breach,

UK Police data which was breached has disappeared,

De Montfort School data breach,

UK Appeal Court ruling has implications for Patreon users,

Additional charges against former Uber security chief,

Morgan Stanley agrees compensation after data breach,

Navistar data breach,

American Pool breach,

EU Commission pushes back against idea of central regulator,

New York Attorney General identifies over 1 million compromised accounts,

USCellular data breach,

RIPTA data breach to be investigated by Rhode Island Attorney General,

McMenimins data breach

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

T-Mobile data breach,

Sega narrowly avoids data breach,

Colchester Council data breach,

Nat-West ex-employee has customer data under her bed,

Rhode Island Passenger Transport Authority data breach,

Pulse TV data breach,

South Korea declared adequate for GDPR,

Amazon granted deferment of GDPR penalty,

US State incident reporting changes in 2022,

India data rules to be updated in 2022,

Redline data appears on Have I Been Pwned

Coming up in this week's episode:

Kronos data breach,

Grindr fined after a data breach,

Gumtree data breach,

HMRC catalogue of data breaches,

Clearview AI GDPR penalty in France,

Sennheiser data breach,

New Zealand Teaching Council data breach,

Standard Bank delayed reporting data breach,

Chatanooga Chamber of Commerce data breach,

Is Log4j the cyber equivalent of Covid-19,

Blackbaud legal action update,

Desjardins settlement after data breach,

Experian predicts breach trends for 2022,

India sets 72-hour breach notification deadline,

Rwanda introduces GDPR equivalent,

Cookiebot transfers deemed illegal,

KVKK deadline approaches,

UK Government produces centralised resource for data storage guidance,

Childs Rights Impact Assessments,

IAB TCF found not fit for purpose,

Finnish DPA imposes record penalty

Coming up in this week's episode:

Spar data breach shuts some English stores,

Volvo data breach,

Cox Communications data breach,

South Australia Government data breach,

Fujitsu issues update after data breach,

Irish DPC seeks DPA endorsement of Instagram action under Article 60 of GDPR,

Our thoughts on EU AI consultation,

First outcomes from EU data consultation,

Consumer Groups given permission to take GDPR action,

Data Transfer 123

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

Midlands Partnership NHS Trust Data Breach,

Cabinet Office fined £500,000 after New Year's honours data breach,

Surrey schools not sharing data because of fears over GDPR,

Irish HSE data breach update,

DDC data breach,

CEPEO data breach,

Huntington Hospital New York data breach,

Broward County School District Florida data breach,

Planned Parenthood data breach,

FBI charge man over Ubiquiti data breach,

Panasonic data breach,

ICO mandatory guidance to Adtech industry,

EU reveals details of AI Data Sharing Act,

EU considers GDPR enforcement changes,

SEC takes interest in organisation cybersecurity

Coming up in this week's episode:

GoDaddy data breach,

Vestas data breach,

Damira dental surgery apologises after a data breach,

Alleged corruption in DPC investigation of Facebook,

Whatsapp revises its EU privacy policy,

Ontario man charged after Covid19 data breach,

Government body to investigate Nadra data breach,

S and R data breach,

Swire Pacific Offshore data breach,

What makes a good implementation of GDPR?

DPC intervention increases the number of DPOs,

CCTV, the Good, the Bad and the Ugly,

GDPR certification schemes,

EDPB data transfer guidance,

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