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As a Small Business Owner, are you ready and able to manage the extra personal data that you are required to process on the return to work?

Welcome to #WeekendWisdom number 28. This week we’re going to talk about Data Protection as Lockdown is Eased.

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Staff Data Protection Awareness Training Download these details Make an enquiry L2 Cyber Security Solutions is delighted to be able to offer the following Staff Data Protection Training, in an online and in-person format. Title: Data Protection Awareness Training for staff. Learning objective: The purpose of this programme is to equip the learner with the knowledge and…

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welcome to #WeekendWisdom number 20. This week we’re going to talk about working from home and data protection.

The first annual report from the Data Protection Commission, under the auspices of the GDPR has just been released.

Shortly after I posted about the Austrian GDPR fine, another fine was issued by the regulatory authority in Portugal. Late last week the German regulatory authority imposed another fine on an App maker. So the GDPR fines are beginning to come. Let’s take a quick look at these three cases and then see what you…

The NUI Galway data breach that was revealed this week is concerning. Particularly the initial reports about the breach, which weren’t very clear.

You remember the Facebook/Cambridge Analytica mess from earlier this year? Well, Facebook have been issued with a notice that they are to be fined £500,000 as a result of this. “What? Facebook are only fined £500,000?” I hear you cry.

I want to come back to this topic on how to deal with Ransomware. This is because I keep meeting business people in the training that I deliver who, either know of somebody or have themselves, suffered a Ransomware incident.

The eir laptop theft that was revealed this week was pretty … actually … it was really bad and deeply embarrassing for eir. However details that emerged from the statement by the Data Protection Commission showed that it could have been a LOT worse. 1,500 Laptops worse!

Starting next week, some websites will be marked “Not Secure”. This is because the Chrome browser will no longer be highlighting secure websites, but will instead highlight insecure websites.

The MyFitnessPal online fitness and nutrition website has suffered a data breach which affects up to 150 million customers. That is a few million more than the Equifax breach. Under Armour, the website’s owner, reported the breach yesterday.

Cambridge Analytica have been rumbled. They have used Facebook data in ways that it should not have been used. By doing so, they have influenced and possibly manipulated the results of a number of elections across the world in recent years. Most notably the 2016 US Presidential Election.

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#WeekendWisdom 028 Data Protection as Lockdown is eased.

A la carte Data Protection Training

Staff Data Protection Awareness Training

Board Management Data Protection Briefing

#WeekendWisdom 020 Working from Home and Data Protection

Will your website be marked “Not Secure”?

MyFitnessPal Breach – Bigger than Equifax

Cambridge Analytica were nosey ninnies