Phishing emails remain one of the most common and damaging cyber threats affecting organisations today. These attacks are designed to trick individuals into revealing sensitive information, transferring money, or
Every day, vast amounts of sensitive data from blood test results to mental health records, flow through the NHS and social care services. The processing
What does data minimisation mean? Data minimisation is one of the seven core data protection principles outlined by the UK GDPR. Its definition reads: “personal
If your organisation processes personal data, which virtually every organisation does today, understanding the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) breach fines is crucial. While high-profile
This is a practical guide to data sharing agreements in health and social care, covering roles, requirements, examples, sector context and drafting challenges. Data Sharing Agreements (DSA) in the health
Out of the seven data protection principles within the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), the accountability principle stands out as one of the broadest and
Artificial intelligence (AI) has significant potential to enhance medical care, for example, by performing at least as well as humans in particular healthcare tasks (Davenport
Understanding Data Flow Mapping Data flow maps (also known as data flow diagrams) are essentially visual representations of the flow of personal data in a specific processing
Introduction Digital data collection offers enormous possibilities for richer health research and more detailed insights than can be achieved by standard methods such as questionnaires
Defining Roles in Data Processing Both data controllers and data processors have responsibilities under data protection legislation (such as the UK General Data Protection Regulation
