In a world where physical proximity to a company is no longer important when choosing a provider, and where the online universe is just a click away, it’s important to stand out from the crowd...
read moreWith 66% of businesses reportedly unwilling to deal with counterparties that are not demonstrably GDPR compliant, there is an opportunity for those that are to grow trust, relationships, and sal...
read moreNot everyone has lost money during the pandemic. On July 16, 2020, social media platform Twitter was hacked through an intricate social engineering scheme. The ill-fated security breach resulted...
read moreGDPR or General Data Protection Regulation is a set of data protection laws passed by the European Union. They are enforced upon any company utilizing or handling data coming from EU consumers, ...
read moreFor individuals, subject access requests (SARs) are incredibly easy to make. They can be made in any form, including electronically (social media requests count). They don’t have to include th...
read moreThe General Data Protection Regulation has been impacting data strategy in the EU and beyond since 2018. GDPR gives individuals more control than ever over how their data is used and stored by b...
read moreThe 2018 enactment of the EU-wide GDPR created the need for organisations to radically re-think how they collect, store, and use the personal information of those they interact with. Various cha...
read moreMaintaining relationships with customers is a priority for most businesses, assuming they want those relationships to remain positive and productive. Today, most of these relationships are nurtu...
read morePubs opened at the weekend, brilliant news for the industry. But in addition to creating enough space to allow for the 1m+ distancing rule, many businesses will need to brush up on their data pr...
read moreHow the hospitality industry can comply with data protection law as lockdown eases On June 23rd, Britons received the news that so many were eagerly anticipating; lockdown restrictions were fi...
read moreProminent female entrepreneur joins TV personality Rochelle Humes to support business aimed at reframing UK diversity among schoolchildren Leading businesswoman paired with leading literatur...
read moreMonday marks the two-year anniversary of the GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation). Strict regulations were introduced on May 25th 2008 on how organisations should handle customer data. Why ...
read moreOutsourcing firm Serco – who are training staff to trace cases of Covid-19 for the UK government - has apologised after accidentally sharing the email addresses of almost 300 contact tracers. ...
read moreLow-cost airline EasyJet has admitted that a "highly sophisticated cyber-attack" has affected approximately nine million customers. Email addresses and itineraries were stolen and that 2,208 cus...
read moreAs businesses start looking towards moving out of lockdown, this is the time to take measures to help stay ahead of the competition. Protecting and boosting a business brand is vital. Do you hav...
read moreThe Government's chief scientific adviser claimed this week that a second peak of coronavirus cases could be avoided with the help of the NHS's new contact-tracing app - despite criticism ...
read moreEmployees across the UK now find themselves working from home and iCaaS has responded by launching a training solution to meet their needs. iCaaS is the Trusted Standard in Data Protection an...
read more“Zoom bombing” is the catchphrase everyone is talking about. No, really! This is where uninvited guests crash your meetings or chat on the popular video conferencing app that are not passwor...
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