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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a new technology and its laws and regulations, as well as guidance released on good practices in this area, are quickly developing.

The ICO’s updated Guidance on AI and Data Protection: What is new?

20

Mar

2023

The ICO’s updated Guidance on AI and Data Protection: What is new?

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a new technology and its laws and regulations, as well as guidance released on good practices in this area, are quickly developing.

#Data Protection

The Law Society states that ‘artificial intelligence’ (AI) involves computer systems which can replicate human cognitive functions, and that it includes algorithms detecting patterns in data, as well as applying these to automate certain tasks.

Artificial intelligence: an exciting technology, or a venture into unknown waters?

22

Feb

2023

Artificial intelligence: an exciting technology, or a venture into unknown waters?

The Law Society states that ‘artificial intelligence’ (AI) involves computer systems which can replicate human cognitive functions, and that it includes algorithms detecting patterns in data, as well as applying these to automate certain tasks.

#Data Protection

As we enter the week of Valentine’s Day, it is important to recognise the significance of data security, particularly where we have seen the number of cybersecurity breaches increase over the last few months.

Love is in the air: Is it data at first sight?

13

Feb

2023

Love is in the air: Is it data at first sight?

As we enter the week of Valentine’s Day, it is important to recognise the significance of data security, particularly where we have seen the number of cybersecurity breaches increase over the last few months.

#Data Protection

In recent years, there has been a very significant movement from office-based to remote working, driven initially by the increasing attraction as an employee retention tool of flexible working and, of course, accelerated in a truly unforeseeable way by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Remote working: How to stay Data Protection-Compliant

18

Jan

2023

Remote working: How to stay Data Protection-Compliant

In recent years, there has been a very significant movement from office-based to remote working, driven initially by the increasing attraction as an employee retention tool of flexible working and, of course, accelerated in a truly unforeseeable way by the COVID-19 pandemic.

#Data Protection

There have been many factors at play which have shaped this year’s developments in data protection, in particular stemming from Brexit, Covid-19 pandemic, inflation and the war in Ukraine. We review the key developments of 2022 and what you should look out for in the New Year.

UK Data Protection: Development round-up 2022 and 2023 trends

4

Jan

2023

UK Data Protection: Development round-up 2022 and 2023 trends

There have been many factors at play which have shaped this year’s developments in data protection, in particular stemming from Brexit, Covid-19 pandemic, inflation and the war in Ukraine. We review the key developments of 2022 and what you should look out for in the New Year.

#Data Protection

We recently acted for the UK arm of a multi-national company in connection with the transfer of personal data to an HR services-provider based in the United States.

Clarkslegal act for a multi-national company on an International Data Transfer Agreement

5

Dec

2022

Clarkslegal act for a multi-national company on an International Data Transfer Agreement

We recently acted for the UK arm of a multi-national company in connection with the transfer of personal data to an HR services-provider based in the United States.

#Data Protection

This week the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) handed Interserve a £4.4 million fine for failing to put appropriate measures in place to prevent unauthorised access of private data.

ICO takes action for failure to protect personal data

14

Nov

2022

ICO takes action for failure to protect personal data

This week the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) handed Interserve a £4.4 million fine for failing to put appropriate measures in place to prevent unauthorised access of private data.

#Data Protection

The European Data Protection Board has opened a public consultation in relation to one of its guidelines on personal data breach notification under the GDPR.

Breaches of personal data – notification under UK GDPR

31

Oct

2022

Breaches of personal data – notification under UK GDPR

The European Data Protection Board has opened a public consultation in relation to one of its guidelines on personal data breach notification under the GDPR.

#Data Protection

The Data Protection and Digital Information Bill (“DPDI Bill”) was due to have its second reading in Parliament on 5 September 2022. The aim of the Bill was to update the UK’s data protection framework. However, this was halted due to the appointment of Liz Truss as the new Prime Minister.

UK Government’s plan to replace UK GDPR

17

Oct

2022

UK Government’s plan to replace UK GDPR

The Data Protection and Digital Information Bill (“DPDI Bill”) was due to have its second reading in Parliament on 5 September 2022. The aim of the Bill was to update the UK’s data protection framework. However, this was halted due to the appointment of Liz Truss as the new Prime Minister.

#Data Protection

In September 2021, the government launched a consultation – ‘Data: a new direction’ – as part of its proposals to reform the UK’s data protection laws following Brexit, the responses to which were published in June this year. 

The Data Protection and Digital Information Bill

20

Sep

2022

The Data Protection and Digital Information Bill

In September 2021, the government launched a consultation – ‘Data: a new direction’ – as part of its proposals to reform the UK’s data protection laws following Brexit, the responses to which were published in June this year. 

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