Information Commissioner

The fined company was accused of working with a third-party to distribute more than four million unsolicited text messages

The action was prompted after the records were found to be collected unethically since January 2017

UK cyber agency wants companies to seek security advice without the fear of fines

Elizabeth Denham tells MPs that more needs to be done to tackle online adverts that influence elections

Draft proposals will see senior managers face criminal liability, while ISPs could block some services entirely

Elizabeth Denham asks Facebook to drop appeal after CEO's call for greater internet regulation

Sandbox will help startups ensure personal data-based products and services comply with data protection laws

It's the latest fine in a string of penalties for unlawful political advertising

False choices and clever designs are sending us towards a crisis, says ICO director.

The ICO fires "a clear warning shot" at perpetrators of nuisance calls

Mumsnet admitted data breach fault after a botched upgrade shares its user's data

ICO slaps firm with penalty for failing to comply with Subject Access Request

UK Watchdog to liaise with other European regulators over 'forced consent' push by the tech giant

The Information Commissioner explains how data will move between the UK and EU in a no-deal scenario

Microsoft now faces sanctions as investigators claim the policy breaches GDPR

Data regulator hints seeking tougher punishment was an effort to change behaviour in how personal data is held and processed

Privacy International accuse seven data brokers, at-tech firms and credit agencies of being “premised on exploiting people’s data”

Information commissioner reveals Leave.EU was fined a total of £75,000 for “serious breaches”

With five months of GDPR seeing SARs spike, and “bizarre” RTBF requests, could a new breed of compliance emerge?

Trusts among dozens of organisations told by ICO to pay up or face fines

The firm narrowly avoids facing a multi-million pound fine under GDPR

Regulator reveals myths around GDPR fines and data breach reporting are still widespread three months in

Less than one in five trust social media firms to keep their data safe according to the annual survey

The club accidentally copied fans’ details into a mass email addressed to up to 200 supporters