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POSTED BY PAUL KNIGHT | 25 APRIL 2023

Trust in Digital Identities

The issue of digital identities is a hot topic within the UK technology sector and the government has introduced proposed legislation to tackle some of the issues digital identities present...
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POSTED BY FELICITY LUSH | 24 APRIL 2023

Cybersecurity and NIS 2 – what does this mean for you?

We share 5 key things you need to do if NIS 2 applies to you. The Directive’s provisions will kick in from autumn 2024. Felicity Lush looks at planning ahead to ensure your cybersecurity house is in order before the full provisions come into effect.

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POSTED BY DAVID HALL | 14 MARCH 2023

Wanting to export software and SaaS technology? Proper preparation will prevent poor performance

Software and SaaS (software as a service) are, on the face of it, portable and thus perfect for export, so it’s tempting to leap straight in and start making the supplies. In practice, time spent planning and preparing is time well spent. In this article we headline key factors to consider...

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POSTED BY ZICKIE LIM | 13 MARCH 2023

Silicon Valley Bank’s UK unit saved by HSBC in rapid overnight rescue deal

Last night we witnessed a swift rescue mission by HSBC who saved Silicon Valley Bank’s (SVB) UK unit from collapse.

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POSTED BY LAUREN TAYLOR BROWN | 6 DECEMBER 2022

What the heck is AgriTech?

AgriTech is a fast developing area. But what exactly is it and why is it attracting so much investment? We shine a spotlight on this sector and try to demystify the tech in AgriTech.

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POSTED BY JAMES SHIEL | 29 NOVEMBER 2022

What is patentable when it comes to Artificial Intelligence?

This question is considered in part by the recent guidance published in September by the UK Intellectual Property Office (IPO) - Examining patent applications relating to artificial intelligence (AI) inventions. It is published in two parts ...

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POSTED BY CLAIRE WILLIAMS | 28 NOVEMBER 2022

The Digital Services Act: why you should review your hosting services

The Digital Services Act will modernise the e-Commerce Directive regarding illegal content, transparent advertising, and disinformation. This is a good opportunity for your business to review your hosting services.

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POSTED BY FELICITY LUSH | 28 NOVEMBER 2022

Latest on Google's plans to replace third party cookies

Further steps have been taken to monitor compliance with binding commitments given by Google to the Competition and Markets Authority in relation to its proposals to remove third party cookies and other functionalities in Chrome and replace these with ‘Privacy Sandbox’ proposals. The commitments address concerns around market dominance and potential anti-competitive behaviour in digital advertising.

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POSTED BY CLAIRE WILLIAMS | 28 NOVEMBER 2022

Disclosure of personal data used as evidence in legal proceedings

3 MIN READ The extent to which, and how, GDPR Data Protection Principles apply when organisations are handling data in the context of litigation, has recently been considered by the Court of Justice of the European Union. The Advocate General’s opinion may be considered by UK courts seeking to interpret the scope and application of the UK GDPR

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POSTED BY KATHERINE PEARS | 28 NOVEMBER 2022

Mere upset isn't enough: data breaches don't always lead to compensation

Since the introduction of the General Data Protection Regulation (“GDPR”) in May 2018, it has been unclear what constitutes enough harm to give rise to compensation for those that have suffered damage due to breach. The Austrian case UI v Österreichische Post AG has provided welcome clarification.

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Cybersecurity and NIS 2 – what does this mean for you?

Wanting to export software and SaaS technology? Proper preparation will prevent poor performance

Silicon Valley Bank’s UK unit saved by HSBC in rapid overnight rescue deal

What the heck is AgriTech?

What is patentable when it comes to Artificial Intelligence?

The Digital Services Act: why you should review your hosting services

Latest on Google's plans to replace third party cookies

Disclosure of personal data used as evidence in legal proceedings

Mere upset isn't enough: data breaches don't always lead to compensation

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Trust in Digital Identities

Cybersecurity and NIS 2 – what does this mean for you?

Wanting to export software and SaaS technology? Proper preparation will prevent poor performance

Silicon Valley Bank’s UK unit saved by HSBC in rapid overnight rescue deal

What the heck is AgriTech?

What is patentable when it comes to Artificial Intelligence?

The Digital Services Act: why you should review your hosting services

Latest on Google's plans to replace third party cookies

Disclosure of personal data used as evidence in legal proceedings

Mere upset isn't enough: data breaches don't always lead to compensation

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