‘Codifying cronyism’: Data Reform Bill may threaten ICO’s independence
Civil rights campaigners believe the UK's data reform bill is 'codifying cronyism' which could spell trouble for the ICO.
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Data Reform Bill: updates to UK GDPR will ‘save £1bn in 10 years’
The UK's post-Brexit data regime will cut red tape without weakening data protection, government claims.
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Data Reform Bill consultation ‘rigged’ say civil rights groups
DCMS accused of acting unlawfully during consultation on UK replacement for GDPR.
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GDPR four years on: €1.6bn in fines but still a work in progress
When the EU implemented its General Data Protection Regulation four years ago this week, it was heralded as a groundbreaking…
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UK government confirms plans to remove ‘cumbersome aspects’ of GDPR
Queen's Speech confirms UK GDPR reform plans, after minister tells Tech Monitor the rules have made people 'risk averse'
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‘Data localisation’ is seeping into UK public sector contracts
The requirement to keep data in the UK is appearing in public sector IT contracts, says trade body techUK.
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GDPR cost businesses 8% of their profits, according to a new estimate
Europe's landmark privacy regulation caused an estimated 8.1% drop in profits and a 2.2% dip in sales for affected businesses,…
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Big GDPR fines might not translate into greater privacy across Europe
High penalties on businesses may not be enough to achieve robust privacy across Europe, as greater clarity on all-encompassing data…
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