Monthly Archives: June 2020

Ernst & Young LLP

The Situation On the 28th February 2020, Styles and Wood Ltd went into liquidation and Ernst & Young LLP (EY) were appointment as administrators. Following on from this and on the 11th May 2020, EY published documents in error containing around

Posted in Group Litigation

118118 Money

The Situation A company called Madison CF UK Limited manage and control various websites, networks and databases including 118118money.com. On the 20th March 2020, Madison CF UK Limited discovered illegal unauthorised access into their network/IT systems. As a result, criminals

Posted in Group Litigation

EasyJet Data Breach

The Situation In early April 2020, EasyJet unfortunately confirmed that 2,208 of their customers have had their credit/debit card details (amongst other personal information) unlawfully accessed. Then, on the 19th May 2020, EasyJet further confirmed that they suffered a cyber-attack

Posted in Group Litigation

Social media, photographs and GDPR

Landmark ruling A Court in the Netherlands has recently ruled that a Grandmother must delete photographs of her grandchildren from her Facebook and Pinterest account. Usually, the GDPR does not apply to the purely personal or household processing of data.

Posted in Articles

Change your password after a data breach

Low reaction to a breach A recent study from the Carnegie Mellon University security and privacy institute has revealed that only around one third of people change their passwords following a data breach. The study collected data from 249 participants

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The biggest cause of data breaches is emailing the wrong recipient

COVID-19 causing error On 25th May 2020, the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) “attributed 337 data breaches in the fourth quarter of 2019 to the perennial issue of data being “emailed to incorrect recipient”.” [1] When we break this down, it

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