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Data ProtectionNews

UK Government Supplier Interserve Fined £4.4M for Failure To Stop 2020 Cyber Attack

October 27, 2022
The cyber attack stemmed from a phishing email and impacted some 113,000 people. The government supplier was also faulted for not following up on an antivirus alert as well as having outdated systems and inadequate staff training in place.
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Light trails on the Westminster bridge after sunset showing Brexit impact on data transfers post Schrems II
Data ProtectionInsights

Navigating the Impact of Brexit on EU-UK Data Transfers

February 2, 2021
EU data transfer mechanisms are in a state of flux, and the additional complications of Brexit can leave organizations wondering how best to navigate this current area of uncertainty.
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Big Ben and Westminster Bridge in the evening showing fraud considered national security threat in UK
Cyber SecurityNews

Fraud Has Reached “Epidemic” Levels, Should Be Considered a National Security Threat by UK Government

February 8, 2021
Report from UK security think tank RUSI finds that fraud has "reached epidemic levels" in the country and that the volume of attempts should be viewed as a national security threat.
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Tower Bridge in London UK at sunset showing data transfer decision under GDPR
Data ProtectionNews

GDPR Adequacy Decision Clears Data Transfer Path From EU to UK

July 5, 2021
A recent decision by the European Commission has granted the UK the "adequacy" status needed for international data transfers to be considered legal under the terms of the GDPR.
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Big Ben and Westminster Bridge with traffic showing UK data protection reform and AI regulation
Data ProtectionNews

Details of UK Data Protection Reform Bill, Proposals for AI Regulation Come To Light

August 2, 2022
Details of UK’s data protection reform plans are solidifying with the release of the first public version of the Data Protection and Digital Information Bill (DPDIB), which is accompanied with a set of new proposals for AI regulation.
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Stethoscope on laptop showing the concerns over the storing of COVID-19 patient data for 20 years by NHS Test and Trace program
Data PrivacyNews

NHS Test and Trace Grows Hungrier for COVID-19 Patient Data

June 8, 2020
Public Health England announced that personal identifiable information collected by NHS Test and Trace program to control COVID-19 will be kept for 20 years.
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User installing NHS Covid-19 app on mobile phone showing privacy violations of contact tracing app
Data PrivacyNews

Contact Tracing App Spat: Google and Apple Block NHS App Update Over Privacy Violations

April 20, 2021
Google and Apple’s contact tracing app was supposed to put user privacy first. Each of the tech giants has blocked the most recent update from the NHS, citing privacy violations.
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Data PrivacyNews

Facebook Is Acting Like Digital Gangsters, Says New UK Report

March 18, 2019
Democracy is at risk from companies like Facebook that behave like digital gangsters. And, in fact, there are many similarities between Facebook’s behavior and recent violations and the way that “traditional gangsters” act.
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Man using phone with chat windows on top showing tech companies and civic organizations condemning GCHQ proposal on encrypted chats
Data PrivacyNews

Top Tech Companies Condemn GCHQ Proposal to Listen in on Encrypted Chats

June 14, 2019
Tech companies and civic organizations signed an open letter to stop GCHQ proposal to insert government or law enforcement officials into encrypted chats.
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Computers in black and white showing that universities are still very vulnerable to cyber attacks
Cyber SecurityInsights

Recent Hacks Show That Even Tech-Savvy Universities Are Still Very Vulnerable to Cyber Attacks

April 17, 2019
Put to the test, more than 50 U.K. universities were found to be very vulnerable to cyber attacks. Jisc's team of penetration testers were able to breach defenses in one to two hours with a 100% breach rate.
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White House Budget for 2024 Cybersecurity Spending: More Funding for CISA, Modernization of Online Government Services

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Massive Data Breach at Healthcare Provider ILS Compromises Millions of Patients

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Can Security Keep Up With ChatGPT Evolutions?

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FBI Annual Internet Crime Report Finds Hot New Trend in Online Scams: “Pig Butchering”

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