The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) is reminding organisations that they must consider both their legal obligations and the rights of their workers before implementing any form of monitoring.
The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) aims to empower data protection and freedom of information practitioners with information and resources to stay ahead of technology advancements, protect the public’s personal data, and adjust their practices for upcoming changes in the legislation.
The ICO is transforming to help the regulated community make responsible and accountable use of data, providing services like 'Data Essentials', the Innovation Advice service, and the Regulatory Sandbox, as well as being transparent, empathetic and maximising capacity.
The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) welcomed the Court of Appeal's confirmation that it has broad discretion in investigating and deciding data protection complaints, while also announcing its satisfaction with the outcome of Mr Delo's case.
Snap Inc and Snap Group Limited have been given a preliminary enforcement notice by the Information Commissioner's Office following a failure to adequately assess the risks posed by the generative AI Chatbot 'My AI'.
The ICO has issued a total of £590,000 in fines to five companies for making 1.9 million illegally-made marketing calls targeting the elderly and vulnerable members of society.
The Information Commissioner's Office is looking into a potential data breach affecting Greater Manchester Police, to ensure employee information remains secure.