Ireland’s role in Myanmar atrocities
The Government and military forces of Myanmar are the central focus of the UN Human Rights Council mission report on the plight of the Rohingya people of Myanmar.
The GDPR is not US Confederate money
Senator Mark Warner is the Democrat Vice Chairman of the US Senate Intelligence Committee.
Sir Cliff Richard
There are two matters (at least) worth noting in Sir Cliff Richard’s deserved win in the English High court.
Painful Pincers at the Border
The UK government has issued the outlines of a new Data Protection Bill.
Medical Negligence*- Case Report on hospital liability
Court: UK Court of Appeal March 2017 Facts: The Plaintiff suffered a head injury from an assault.
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The IBM Complex
Reputedly, corporate America values conformity, hence the maxim – “Nobody ever got fired for hiring IBM” – applied to the purchase of materials or services.
Digital Rights Ireland: Application for a Trial of Preliminary Issue
In January 2012, in the case of Digital Rights Ireland Ltd.
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GDPR – Start now!
If you do not know about the personal data you hold, you cannot comply with the GDPR.
GDPR and Brexit (whatever that means)
There is probably a book yet to be written on the interplay between the General Data Protection Regulation and Brexit, but some elements can be seen now.
GDPR; Personal data belongs to people
The EU deferred the application of the GDPR personal data rules for two years to allow organisations to make the necessary internal changes to reach compliance.
Spoiling the Ship
When the EU passed the GDPR as directly effective law it deferred the implementation of the GDPR for two years to allow organisations to make the necessary changes to comply with the law.
GDPR; Getting ready for Privacy by Design
Article 25 GDPR requires organisations to adopt privacy by design and by default.
GDPR: Is your business a Foinavon?
Less than one year from now every business holding (i.e., processing) personal data will have undergone a significant process of internal change or will, more likely than not, be in breach of the GDPR.
GDPR; The Peril of holding data without good title
If you belong to some form of “circulating library” of personal data, less than one year from now you will encounter an excruciating dilemma.
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