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Lyngby-Taarbæk municipality fined for personal data failures
At least 1,000 former employees continued to access a system with personal data after their employment ended.
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Three out of four UK financial services firms now using AI
Key takeaways from the Bank of England and the FCA’S latest survey of AI in UK financial services.
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New York fines Geico and Travelers $11.3m for data breaches
Auto insurers will pay fines totaling $11.3m for data breaches that New York officials say compromised personal information of 120,000 customers.
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UK watchdog calls for checks on data safety over use of WhatsApp by NHS staff
The proposal comes after mounting concerns about the use of WhatsApp among NHS staff, which has raised data safety issues.
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Metro Bank fined over £16m for AML failings stemming from data problems
FCA final notice highlights how data problems can have serious consequences unless dealt with promptly.
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The 2024 regulatory landscape and thoughts on a post-US-election version
The US election campaign is, perhaps predictably, closing amid sound and fury. We step back to take a measured view of America’s prospects.
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New patient data bill brings NHS staff use of WhatsApp into focus
Better communication within the NHS is a key challenge, but what of the balance between patient care and privacy?
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GRIP Extra – Meta fires staff, fossil fuel demand to peak by 2030
Also in the news this week faltering growth in China, cybercrime is now an transnational growth ‘industry’ in Southeast Asia and Citibank will train its staff to avoid future compliance problems.