Dag Wiese Schartum tells us how to build automated legal decision-making systems…
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Algorithmic Surveillance: True Negatives
Maria Helen Murphy explores surveillance algorithms and the interplay with fundamental rights…
Do the Commercial Agents Regulations Apply to the Sale of Software?
Martin Sloan reflects on a recent judgment in the High Court which classified software as ‘goods’ and which may have implications for software licensors…
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Happenings, IFCLA Thanks and More
Mark O’Conor with the latest news on SCL and some thoughts on IFCLA…
Are Your People Your Most Effective Defence Against Cyber-attacks?
As we all become increasingly aware of the vulnerability of organisations to cyber-attack, Nick Wilding explains how the key is to educate people…
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Brexit: What Does it Mean for Data Protection?
Dyann Heward-Mills and Joanna De Fonseka consider the options at this early stage…
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The Briggs Report and Online Solutions
We now have a positive, thorough guide from Lord Justice Briggs. Now, let’s start the journey….
1 August is Privacy Shield Day
Whatever the doubts about its long-term future, the Privacy Shield is officially available for use from 1 August….
Book Review: Intercept
Lorraine Chimbga reviews Intercept: The Secret History of Computers and Spies by Gordon Corera (Orion Publishing, Paperback – £8.99, pp 448, ISBN: 9781780227849)…
The Regulation of Drones in Ireland
There have been a number of recent legal developments in Ireland arising from the increase in the use of drones. Pearse Ryan, Tom Browne and Sorcha Ní Loinsigh summarise the changes and highlight their significance….