The dependency of AI on data is a well-trodden subject. To-date, however, the focus has primarily been on vast quantities of data...

As the UK Government announces a social media ban for U16s in the UK, Gemma Nash and Hannah Crowther discuss different age assurance...

Main takeaways The courts discourage blackmail to be rewarded.Evidence, evidence, evidence: ensure contemporaneous documentation and...

Organisations across the board are reporting a massive uptick in GDPR-related complaints, many of which seem AI-generated. In this...

The software industry has seen more than its fair share of disruption in the last few years. Concerns about cyber security have led to a...

In this episode of Legitimately Interesting, Jamie Drucker and Mark Watts review the EU's proposed reforms to the GDPR, consider their...

In this episode of Legitimately Interesting Jamie Drucker and Mark Watts discuss how to engage with data protection authorities, from...

Imagine your organisation falls victim to a nightmare cyber extortion event. Hopefully you have a cyber response plan already in place,...

In this episode of Legitmately Interesting, Jamie Drucker and Mark Watts discuss data breaches and give some practical tips on how to...

Communications regulator Ofcom has launched investigations into two adult content providers, Itai Tech Ltd and Score Internet Group LLC...

Last month, the ICO issued its first ever monetary penalty notice (“MPN”) against a processor – landing Advanced Computer Software Group...

The Global Legal Post has launched its inaugural Law Over Borders online comparative guide to data protection. The guide - edited by Mark...