Rogue employees sharing data from the employer can be considered a data processor and held liable for unlawful use of personal data.
Month: December 2017
The Morrisons Data Breach Judgment
Or the UK judgement by which employer can be held liable for privacy breaches originated by a rogue employee.
How to Win Over a Boss Who Just Doesn’t Seem to Like You
Act quickly: at first you will be in the forgiveness zone, where you can still regain trust. Here you can still ask ow they would have acted and take note to move accordingly.
Soak up on your boss’s non-verbal clues and priorities.
Airbnb Agrees to Stop Processing Dutch Citizen ID Numbers
The Dutch National ID (BSN) is as precise and unique as longed after by companies.
Russia: Draft messengers’ liability law shows “general trend” for higher penalties
Rusia is beefing up the protection toward users of IM apps (especially in those cases where data collection has started well before the user registration) by adding sanctions.
The 8 Most Significant Enterprise Breaches of 2017
Across the world tops, we see: Forever21, Paypal (actually a subsidiary, if I am not wrong), Deloitte, Verizon, SEC, NHS, Uber and Equifax.
Uber is a transportation company, Europe’s highest court rules
Another major blow, legally meaning that Uber is subject to transportation regulation.
December issue of a nice reading from DLA Piper on the following topics:
UPDATE ON THE AUSTRALIAN RETAIL MARKET
THE FUTURE OF RETAIL: VIRTUAL REALITY AND AUGMENTED REALITY
ALIBABA ECOMMERCE PLATFORMS: A POWERFUL BUT FLAWED IP ENFORCEMENT TOOL
INSTA-WORTHY OR INSTA-INFRINGEMENT?
THREE MISTAKES TO AVOID WITH YOUR CANADIAN TRADEMARKS
E-COMMERCE IN POLAND-OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES FOR FASHION RETAILERS
HARNESSING HIDDEN ADVERTISING: PITFALLS OF ENGAGING CONSUMERS ON SOCIAL MEDIA
DISTRIBUTION AGREEMENTS UNDER SCRUTINY
NEW HEALTH AND SAFETY LAWS IN NEW ZEALAND: IMPACT ON RETAIL SECTOR
FIVE KEY CHANGES TO INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAWS IN AUSTRALIA – A RETAIL PERSPECTIVE
DISTRIBUTION AND MANUFACTURING IN IRAN
INSIGHT INTO THE POLISH RETAIL MARKET – OVERVIEW OF UPCOMING CHANGES IN LEGISLATION
CUT TO SUNDAY PENALTY RATES FOR EMPLOYEES IN THE RETAIL INDUSTRY
Subject access requests under GDPR: much ado about nothing?
The maximum fee of £10 to reply to a DSAR (Data subject access request), the clarification right of the data holder is in a grey zone (further guidance awaited in the Data protection Bill) and reply time to a DSAR has been reduced from 40 days to one month.
French Government Files Complaint Against Amazon
Abuse of dominant position and unfair restrictions on vendors.
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