NHS IT firm faces 6m fine over medical records hack
A software provider faces a £6 million fine after a ransomware attack disrupted NHS services in England due to inadequate data protection measures.
ICO plans $7.7 million fine for Advanced over 2022 attack
The UK's data protection watchdog plans to fine a managed software provider £6.09 million for failings in preventing a ransomware attack on the NHS in 2022.
ORG urges ICO to revise public sector enforcement approach | Computer Weekly
ICO's limited fining approach for public sector organizations fails to effectively deter data breaches, according to privacy campaigners.
West Midlands Police wrapped for data snafu
The West Midlands Police mixed up personal data of two individuals, breaching data protection laws.
The Information Commissioner's Office reprimanded the police force for failing to rectify errors and provide data protection training.
Lewisham residents' contact details published online for almost a year in data breach
Personal details of 156 residents, uploaded for 11 months, in a South London council's planning application website, were notified only after a public member flagged the issue.
NHS IT firm faces 6m fine over medical records hack
A software provider faces a £6 million fine after a ransomware attack disrupted NHS services in England due to inadequate data protection measures.
ICO plans $7.7 million fine for Advanced over 2022 attack
The UK's data protection watchdog plans to fine a managed software provider £6.09 million for failings in preventing a ransomware attack on the NHS in 2022.
ORG urges ICO to revise public sector enforcement approach | Computer Weekly
ICO's limited fining approach for public sector organizations fails to effectively deter data breaches, according to privacy campaigners.
West Midlands Police wrapped for data snafu
The West Midlands Police mixed up personal data of two individuals, breaching data protection laws.
The Information Commissioner's Office reprimanded the police force for failing to rectify errors and provide data protection training.
Lewisham residents' contact details published online for almost a year in data breach
Personal details of 156 residents, uploaded for 11 months, in a South London council's planning application website, were notified only after a public member flagged the issue.
ICO slams Electoral Commission over security failures
The UK Electoral Commission faced a data breach affecting 40 million voters due to inadequate security measures like outdated servers and weak password policies.
How the theft of 40M UK voter register records was entirely preventable | TechCrunch
A cyberattack on the U.K. Electoral Commission resulted in a preventable data breach affecting 40 million voter records due to basic security lapses.
Council published residents' details on website
The Lewisham Council in south-east London mistakenly published personal details of residents commenting on a planning application online for nearly a year.
ICO slams Electoral Commission over security failures
The UK Electoral Commission faced a data breach affecting 40 million voters due to inadequate security measures like outdated servers and weak password policies.
How the theft of 40M UK voter register records was entirely preventable | TechCrunch
A cyberattack on the U.K. Electoral Commission resulted in a preventable data breach affecting 40 million voter records due to basic security lapses.
Council published residents' details on website
The Lewisham Council in south-east London mistakenly published personal details of residents commenting on a planning application online for nearly a year.
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U.K. Home Office Migrant Tagging Scheme Breached Data Protection Rules
The UK's Home Office breached data protection law with a pilot program to use ankle tags on migrants.
The Information Commissioner's Office found that the Home Office failed to assess the privacy intrusion and provide clear information to participants in the scheme.