GDPR Weekly Show

Coming up in episode 151:

UK GDPR adequacy,

Scottish Government and agencies almost 2000 data breaches since May 2018,

Trafford Council following Freedom of Information request,

LinkedIn says data was scraped and no data breach to report,

Mercedes Benz data breach in USA,

Lime VPN data breach,

Amsterdam court to hear GDPR action against Facebook in October,

Yearbook publisher Herff Jones reveals data breach

Coming up in episode 150:

Final decision awaited from EU on UK GDPR Adequacy,

Matt Hancock makes a statement on NHS data grab,

UK High Court clarifies responsibilities of EU Representatives,

German court rules employee emails not a reasonable component of employee data subject access request (DSAR),

Have you committed a data breach leaving personal data in a car?

Technisanct data breach,

Abu Dhabi new data law is a GDPR lookalike

Coming up in this week's episode:

Carnival Cruises,

UK Trade Department data leak exposes existence of Cabinet Office FOI Triage unit,

Gateley data breach,

CakeBox data breach,

Group of MPs suggest changes to UK GDPR,

South Korea seeking data adequacy agreement from EU,

CJEU asked to rule on GDPR immaterial damages,

CJEU rules parallel GDPR investigations can take place into same organisation by different DPCs,

NHS Scotland faces criticism over Data Loch project,

Elizabeth Denham, ICO, gives her views on live facial recognition,

IAB Tech Labs faces legal action over RTB,

CVS Health data breach

Coming up in this week's episode:

Fastly data outage,

Amazon could face biggest fine in GDPR history,

NHS data grab deadline extended to 1st September 2021,

EU issues new Standard Contractual Clauses,

Tunbridge Wells schools closed by data breach,

Belgian state faces action over GDPR non-compliance,

Liverpool Doctor loses patient medical data,

Biggest ever password data breach,

Mcdonalds data breaches.

FBI recovers part of Colonial pipeline ransom,

EA data breach,

Dutch court rules on immaterial damages,

China adds subject Post Mortem rights,

Appeal Court rules immigration guidelines in Data Protection Act 2018 are incompatible with GDPR

Coming up in this week's episode:

Conservative Party fined for GDPR offences,

Garda update on Irish Health Service data breach,

Tokyo Olympics affected by Fujitsu data breach,

Southchurch School, Essex data breach,

Colonial oil pipeline data breach update,

Air India data breach update,

High Court rules on EU GDPR Agent liabilities,

Scripps Health data breach,

AMT Games data breach,

Australia and New Zealand Business Survey,

US Senate to debate social media data protection,

German enforcement action,

NOYB starts Cookie War action,

EDPB Cloud Providers Code of Conduct

Coming up in this week's episode: UK Police reveal data breach figures for last 4 years,

Dorset Police data breach involving child data,

Canada Post large data breach,

Klarna data breach caused by human error,

EU and UK GDPR agents - clarification on when you need one,

Irish Government departments data breach statistics,

GDPR celebrates its 3rd Birthday,

EU Parliament fires warning shot at Irish DPC,

Bose data breach,

Lessons to be learned from Equifax GDPR breaches,

Fujitsu data breach,

Five Dutch cities seek common mobility data standard

Coming up in this week's episode:

NHS prepares for largest data grab in the history of NHS England,

Postbox theft from GP surgery in Norwich,

Matt Hancock issues directive for organisations to share data to help fight Covid-19,

MyHome.ie data breach,

Air India data breach,

Microsoft offers users the option to keep data within the EU,

UK GDPR issues the first list of adequate countries,

First Court approval CCPA expected following Minted data breach

Coming up in this week's episode:

Cyberattack on US Fuel Pipeline,

Cyberattack on Irish Health Service,

Whatsapp privacy notice update,

Hamburg DPA orders Whatsapp not to share with Facebook,

Canadian company fined for not having EU Agent for GDPR,

Brent Council councillors have not had mandatory GDPR training,

Covid-19 Vaccination Passports proposed by EU,

So just what is your personal data worth?

Software produced in the US now needs a Software Bill of Materials,

Should Market Research companies be data processors or data controllers?

Coming up in this week's episode:

Amazon data breach exposes fake product reviews,

Disqus faces penalty for GDPR breaches,

Concerns around GDPR and website 3rd Party Plugins,

GDPR breach found in NHS Covid-19 vaccination booking website,

Guinness Raise the Bar initiative provides free Covid-19 tracking app,

Fines for emailing unencrypted Excel spreadsheets,

Google encouraging 2 factor authentication,

ICO launching consultation on UK Standard Contractual Clauses,

UK Home Office changes document retention rules,

Conflicting evidence on data breach risk from home working,

PayPal favourite payment processor in survey of e-commerce users,

Chorley Council data breach,

Brevard School Florida data breach,

Kazakhstan introduces Data Protection Law based on GDPR

Coming up in this week's episode:

Covid-19 Vaccination Certificates set for introduction this summer,

HMRC late filing penalty notices data breach,

Croydon MP accused of data breach in local election campaign,

Reverb data breach,

DigitalOcean data breach,

Click Studio data breach,

Sinn Fein GDPR breaches rumble on,

DPC under fire from Irish politicians for delays in GDPR enforcement action,

Enschede in Netherlands fined for GDPR breach,

TikTok faces legal action over lack of clarity in privacy policy,

Employee sees GDPR Article 15 action rejected due to lack of precision in their data subject access request,

Croatian DPA tells venues they can only scan passports for OCR purposes