CYBERSECURITY
A core focus of our work is ensuring our technology clients – whether RegTech or Workplace Solutions businesses or from the wider SaaS sector – are protected from digital and online risk. In many cases, this means providing specialist cybersecurity and cyber crime advice
OUR EXPERTISE
Cybersecurity risk can come in the form of a threat to your hardware or software or the information you store or transmit via your IT systems. This includes potentially valuable and sensitive confidential information, personal data or your intellectual property. The impact on your business of a cybersecurity attack or data breach is not just limited to the direct ‘strike’ – it can also create regulatory and reputational risks in relation to how you respond.
If your business stores or processes information on behalf of clients as part of a service, any risk to your IT systems is also a risk to your clients, and they will need to be sure that your business has in place suitable cybersecurity measures to protect their data and systems from cybersecurity risks. You’ll also have direct obligations under the law to do this.
Our cybersecurity solicitors combine market-leading technology sector expertise with a deep understanding of the multifaceted, rapidly changing nature of cybersecurity and data protection. You can read more about our data protection (including GDPR) and data privacy expertise here.
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ICO TELLS SOCIAL MEDIA AND VIDEO SHARING PLATFORMS TO IMPROVE CHILDREN’S PRIVACY PRACTICES
As part of its Children’s Code Strategy, the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) reviewed 34 social media platforms (SMPs) and video sharing platforms (VSPs) that give

SNAP ESCAPES ICO ENFORCEMENT ACTION OVER MY AI CHATBOT WITH SUCCESSFUL 5th ATTEMPT AT A DPIA
Snap’s errors provide a useful steer from the ICO on how to produce a compliant DPIA for generative AI products Following an investigation into concerns

ICO WARNS ORGANISATIONS TO MAKE ADVERTISING COOKIES COMPLIANT
Is your website up to scratch or will the ICO come knocking? Last November the ICO wrote to 53 of the UK’s top 100 websites,
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