Dirwy a hysbysiad gorfodi i Superior Style Home Improvements
Mae Swyddfa’r Comisiynydd Gwybodaeth (ICO) wedi rhoi dirwy o £150,000 i gwmni ffenestri dwbl o Abertawe am wneud galwadau niwsans. Original article here
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Superior Style Home Improvements fined and issued with enforcement notice
The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has fined a Swansea double-glazing company £150,000 for making nuisance calls. Original article here
Privacy attacks on AI models
Reuben Binns, our Research Fellow in Artificial Intelligence (AI), and Andrew Paterson, Principal Technology Adviser, discuss new security risks associated with AI, whereby the personal data of the people who […]
SMOs must “prepare for all scenarios” to maintain data flows when UK leaves the EU
The ICO has urged businesses to “prepare for all scenarios” as it publishes dedicated guidance to help small and medium sized organisations prepare for the possibility that the UK leaves […]
Information Commissioner’s Office issues warning about historical personal details accessed through work
An ICO investigation into the actions of two former Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) officers has concluded. Original article here
Statement on the High Court judgement on the use of live facial recognition technology by South Wales Police
An ICO spokesperson said: “We will be reviewing the judgment carefully. We welcome the court’s finding that the police use of Live Facial Recognition (LFR) systems involves the processing of […]
Data minimisation and privacy-preserving techniques in AI systems
Reuben Binns, our Research Fellow in Artificial Intelligence (AI), and Valeria Gallo, Technology Policy Adviser, discuss some of the techniques organisations can use to comply with data minimisation requirements when […]
Statement: Live facial recognition technology in King’s Cross
Statement from Elizabeth Denham, Information Commissioner, on the use of live facial recognition technology in King’s Cross, London. Original article here
Blog: Three top issues for town and parish councils
The advent of the GDPR in May 2018 brought new data protection obligations for many organisations. Some of this presented a challenge, particularly for smaller organisations like parish and town […]
ICO launches consultation on the draft framework code of practice for the use of personal data in political campaigning
The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) is consulting on a new framework code of practice for the use of personal data in political campaigning. The framework code will serve both as […]