Pearse Ryan and Golda Hession review recent documents from the Article 29 Working Party in this highly controversial area…
Read More… from Article 29 Working Party Publications on Surveillance and Security
The Serious Fraud Office has been ‘fined’ after evidence from BAE Systems ‘bribery’ investigation was wrongly disclosed…
Links to accounts and comment on this vital case and some preliminary thoughts…
ENISA has published a good practice guide for CERTs’ first responders…
Daniel Woods reports on the 11th module in SCL’s Foundation of IT Law, hosted by Herbert Smith Freehills LLP on 15 May 2017….
Read More… from SCL Event Report: Foundations of IT Law Programme – Renegotiation and Disputes
Lee Meyrick looks at how process and technology decisions determine data quality during eDiscovery…
Read More… from Why you need to care about data quality during discovery
Harry Kinmonth reviews a recent Supreme Court judgment which considered the police use of personal data…
Chris Coughlan reflects on the data protection consequences of Lenovo’s Superfish scandal….
The Supreme Court has given judgment in a case concerning the collection and retention by the police of electronic data about individuals and the balancing human rights concerns….
Read More… from Data Retention: Supreme Court Ruling on Police Practice
This is a version of Marion Oswald’s speech at the launch of the Centre for Law & Information Policy at the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies on 24 February 2015…