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Lessons Learned from the Legal Aid Agency Data Breach
GDPR

Lessons Learned from the Legal Aid Agency Data Breach

The MoJ (Ministry of Justice) has disclosed that the LAA (Legal Aid Agency) suffered a data breach last month, in which criminals accessed data relating to hundreds of thousands of people, dating back to 2010. Exfiltrated data may have included “contact details and addresses of applicants, their dates of birth, national ID numbers, criminal history, employment status and financial data such as contribution amounts, debts and payments”. According to the BBC, more than 2 million pieces of information were taken, including data relating to “domestic abuse victims, those in family cases and others facing criminal prosecution”. It’s not known whether
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GDPR Article 28 Contracts: What You Need to Know
Privacy

GDPR Article 28 Contracts: What You Need to Know

An overlooked GDPR requirement AND a business enabler Andy Snow has trained thousands of people on the GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation). So, he’s a good person to ask about what areas people find challenging. His response? “The data-sharing aspects of contracts.” As a trainer, Andy regularly receives praise for his engaging delivery style, bringing the subject matter to life with real-world examples. In this conversation, he did the same. Andy’s explanations show the importance of this overlooked area of GDPR compliance. Contracts aren’t just a GDPR requirement. Doing your due diligence can save your organisation a lot of money,
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Expert Insight: Adam Seamons on Zero-Trust Architecture
GDPR

Expert Insight: Adam Seamons on Zero-Trust Architecture

How networks have evolved and how to secure them Adam Seamons is the information security manager of GRC International Group PLC, after more than 15 years’ experience working as a systems engineer and in technical support. Adam also holds CISSP (Certified Information Systems Security Professional) and SSCP (Systems Security Certified Practitioner) certifications. We sat down to chat to him. What trends in network security have you noticed recently? One of the big impacts to networks has come from the changes in technology, particularly in terms of the Cloud. Networks have moved from self-contained, on-site setups to multiple Cloud services that
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Sam McNicholls-Novoa on CyberComply
ISO 27001

Sam McNicholls-Novoa on CyberComply

Making compliance easy with our Cloud-based solution CyberComply is a Cloud-based, end-to-end solution that simplifies compliance with a range of cyber security and data privacy standards and laws, including ISO 27001, the GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation), and more. This SaaS (Software as a Service) will help you manage all your cyber security and data privacy obligations in one place. You will gain immediate visibility into critical data and key performance indicators, and stay ahead of regulatory changes. Recently, CyberComply has seen some major updates. But we’re not done yet – the development team is working hard behind the scenes
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