GDPR Weekly Show Ensurety

Coming up in this week's episode:
Royal Mail data breach,
ICO reduce Cabinet Office fine for breach of GDPR,
Bed Bath and Beyond data breach update,
Vodafone Italia data breach,
Data Reform bill put for further consultation after Rishi Sunak appointment,
Some important GDPR-related ECJ judgements expected in next few months,
TikTok revises privacy policy for EU users,
New London Hospital agrees to class action lawsuit settlement,
Harcourts real estate agency data breach,
Finnish man sentenced in his absence over Vasjaamo data breach,
Aveanna fined $425,000 after data breach,
St Lukes Health data breach,
Chegg sued by FTC after four data breaches in three years,
Russian hacker behind massive data breach freed from prison in USA,
Dropbox data breach,
ECJ issues ruling regarding withdrawal of user consent,
Deadline looms for replacing legacy Standard Contractual Clauses with new EU Standard Contractual Clauses

Coming up in this week's episode:
Interserve fined £4.4 million after breaches of GDPR and deficiencies in GDPR training,
PFS data breach,
Bed Bath and Beyond data breach,
See Tickets data breach,
Bristol City Council data breach,
Tata Power data breach,
MyDeal data breach update,
Drizly data breach resolution has an unusual twist,
High Court claim for non-material GDPR damages following a data breach referred to the Small Claims track,
Ascension St Vincent data breach,
Hoyoverse data breach,
Medibank data breach update,
Thomson Reuters data breach,
Medlab data breach,
GDPR causes outburst of strong language at Laois Council,
Hungarian DPA rules on joint Data Controller liability,
EU Digital Services Act coming into force in early 2024,
Microsoft and German authorities clash over GDPR,
UK Cybersecurity industry edges towards creation of a Chartered Professional Standard for Cybersecurity

Coming up in this week's episode:

Conservative Party leadership election electronic voting fears of rogue state intervention,
Ticketmaster data breach,
Whistleblower asks NatWest RBS to pay Data Controller registration fee, Clearview AI fined €20 million for GDPR failures,
Nelnet data breach,
UK Businesses urged to enhance their cyber security,
5 steps to improve your supply chain security,
Mediahaus settles several data breach damages claims,
California Pizza Kitchen reaches lawsuit settlement after data breaches,
Estate Agents could be next target for significant cyber attacks,
Victims of Optus data breach find they now can't use their passport details online,
MyDeal data breach,
UK court establishes further guidance on De Minimis payouts where there has been no material damage to the individual,
Medibank data breach,
ICO simplifies use of Binding Corporate Rules

Coming up in this week's episode:
Ministers ordered to release secret files concerning Queen Elizabeth II finances,
East Renfrewshire Leisure data breach,
Request for mediation after NHS Highland data breaches,
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints data breach,
T-Mobile data breach compensation website established,
2K data breach,
Dialog data breach,
City of Tucson data breach,
General Electric agree settlement for damages after data breach,
Chile, Peru, El Salvador, Mexico, Colombia cyberattacks,
Optus facing investigations from multiple agencies after data breach,
Zoetop and Shein fined after data breach,
EDPB attempts to restrict Europol data retention,
Europrivacy certificate approved by EDPB

Coming up in this week's episode:

Lloyds of London forced to reset IT systems after cyberattack,
Meta warns users that some third party apps collect and misuse user data,
Cyberattackers turn their aim on the Kremlin,
ICO could impose multi million fine on TikTok for GDPR failures and failure to comply with The Children's Code,
ICO issues formal reprimand on UK Home Office,
Easylife fined £14.8 million for GDPR and PECR breaches,
ICO issues further detail of Virgin Media enforcement action,
EU Attorney General issues opinion on GDPR non-material damages claims,
UK DCMS puts Data Reform bill on hold for more consultation,
Talbert Home data breach,
Detroit terminates software supplier contract after data breach,
Gun retailer Ruger facing legal action after 2 year data breach,
Toyota data breach warning,
Former Uber Security Chief found guilty of concealing data breach,
ICO issues guidance on use of PETs,
RSA says it cannot issue details of road traffic incidents due to GDPR,
Johnny Ryan complains to EU Commission re lack of action by Irish DPC against Irish based tech giants.

Coming up in this week's episode:
UK MOD, Home Office, Virgin Media and four other organisations 'named and shamed' by ICO for failures to respond to Data Subject Access Requests,
Optus data breach update,
Hacktivists uniting to take action against Iran,
Canadian Border Agency data breach,
Seattle Childrens Hospital data breach,
Financial survey shows over 55s reluctant to disclose data online,
Swiss DPA passes final hurdles to becoming law,
US UK Data Access agreement to be implemented from 3rd October 2022