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The Data Protection Fee: does your company need to pay?

We have launched a campaign to contact all registered companies in the UK reminding them of their legal responsibility to pay a data protection fee.
ICO and The Alan Turing Institute open consultation on first piece of AI guidance

What do we really understand about how decisions are made about us using artificial intelligence (AI)? The potential for AI is huge, but its implementation is often complex, which makes it difficult […]
ICO Deputy Commissioner appointed OECD working party chair

The ICO’s Steve Wood has been appointed as chair of the OECD’s Working Party on Data Governance and Privacy.
ICO submits Age Appropriate Design Code of Practice to government

The Information Commissioner has today (Friday 22 November) submitted the final version of the Age Appropriate Design Code of Practice to the Secretary of State in accordance with the statutory […]
Blog: Data ethics and the digital economy

We’ve just appointed our first data ethics adviser, Ellis Parry, to consider data protection and ethics challenges over the next year.

DSAR – Help I can’t cope!!! Our Subject Access Request volumes have gone through the roof!!!!

I had an online interaction with a vendor who sells Data Subject Access Request (DSAR) automation software recently. During the ‘pitch’ they highlighted that organisations across London, UK have seen a staggering increase in DSARs since GDPR went live. An article in the Yorkshire Evening Post confirms this is not just a London-centric issue. “In

GDPR & CCPA: Two Nations Divided by a Common Language

CCPA & GDPR: Two Nations Divided by a Common Language

With six months to go before the California Consumer Privacy Act CCPA goes live in California, it seems we are progressively moving towards common ground when it comes to international privacy law…or are we…?