If you provide goods or services online that might be of interest to children then you’re going to want to go through the ICO’s “Age Appropriate Design Code of Practice” - a code requiring minimum standards of any online service aimed (or which is likely to interest) children.
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Given the shortage of cybersecurity professionals, the Department for Digital, Culture and Sport has announced that it will create a Cyber Schools programme.
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The recent Thompson Router’s survey is fairly revealing on trends in the sector, and it’s not all good news for law firms.
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This week the US federal government (who you would assume to have cyber security measures at least as effective as the UK government) suffered one of its largest ever losses of data as a result of hacking.
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It’s a question that gets asked frequently at our regular in house lawyer forums.
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A report published today by the Home Affairs Select Committee highlights the increasing number of cyber-attacks made on UK Businesses and Government.
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Where a seller of a business gives a ‘warranty’ that certain facts are true (e.
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First there was ECJ decision in Akzo Nobel suggesting that advice from in house counsel on competition issues would not be subject to legal advice privilege (creating a practical problem for in house lawyers advising their employer on competition issues).
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Can you rely on Safe Harbor Certificates when transferring personal data to the USA? Not according to a recent EU opinion.
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Call me a pedant if you will but when someone says they’re “buying” a software licence, its always sounded wrong to me – if only because of the distinction between “buying” and “licensing”.
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