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GDPR Weekly Show Episode 98 :- Covid19 update, Review of tracing apps, Matt Hancock legal action DPIA, Ransomware GDPR breach, Facebook data breach, ONS cyber crime hotspots, NHS Orkney data breaches, CCPA, California data breach, Garante fines Unicredit, episode artwork

EPISODE · Jul 5, 2020 · 54 MIN

GDPR Weekly Show Episode 98 :- Covid19 update, Review of tracing apps, Matt Hancock legal action DPIA, Ransomware GDPR breach, Facebook data breach, ONS cyber crime hotspots, NHS Orkney data breaches, CCPA, California data breach, Garante fines Unicredit,

from GDPR Weekly Show · host Ensurety - Keith Budden

Coming up in this week's episode of the GDPR Weekly Show: Covid19 update on GDPR implications for hospitality venues, Review of GDPR compliant tracing apps to capture NHS Track and Trace data, Matt Hancock faces legal action over no DPIA for Track and Trace, Ransomware which reports you for GDPR breach, Facebook data breach, ONS identifies UK cyber crime hotspots, NHS Orkney data breaches, CCPA enforcement stage, California healthcare data breach, Garante fines Unicredit following data breach, EU sets out global ambitions for GDPR, A look at Australia's new CDR rules

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