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This guidance document, published by the ICO, lists a set of frequently asked questions regarding information and data protection rights and regulations if the UK leaves the EU in a "no-deal Brexit" scenario.Read Now... Read More

This tool, provided by the ICO, is for small and medium-sized businesses and organisations based in the UK who need to maintain the free flow of personal data into the UK from Europe, in the event the UK exits the EU without a deal.View Now... Read More

This guidance page, published by the ICO, sets out the key practical points and preparations for UK businesses or organisations to consider if the UK were to exit the EU without a deal on 29 March 2019.Read Now... Read More

This checklist, published by the ICO, highlights six steps you can take now to start preparing for data protection compliance if the UK leaves the EU on 29 March 2019 without a deal.View Now (204 KB)... Read More

The 2019 Privacy Tracker legislative predictions post includes contributions from more than 30 regions spanning the globe. This year, we have made it available as a downloadable pdf. Download Now (PDF 140KB)... Read More

The Information Accountability Foundation published this report including a proposal for an accountable, trustworthy data-processing model would look like in which data-intensive activities and technologies that may have an impact on individuals are conducted in a fair and ethical manner.View Now (pdf 787 kb)... Read More

The Information Accountability Foundation together with Hong Kong Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data Stephen Kai-yi Wong, published this report, which provides and analysis and a model assessment framework concerning the legitimacy of data processing. The report poses and analyzes the following questions: What does it mean by “ethical” or “fair” processing of data? What would an ethical data impact assessment consist of and what are the standards forethical data stewardship? What is the... Read More

The California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018 was conceived and born in record time, resulting in a comprehensive consumer privacy law that occasionally suffers from redundancy, drafting errors, and lack of clarity. While there may yet be amendments, and indeed there have already been one set of amendments pushed through in the fall of 2018, this e-book is intended to help privacy professionals make operational sense of the law in its current form, understanding that the California legislature may tinker a bit before the law takes effect in January 2020. Read More

Issue No. 86, September/October 2018 (pdf 2.5 MB) PRIVACY COMMUNITY: “Privacy Act's 25th Anniversary - Changes and challenges of the privacy professional” by John Edwards, New Zealand Privacy Commissioner. PRIVACY OPINION: “Our Privacy Act: 30 years and 25 years reflections” by Malcolm Crompton, Anna Johnston, Marie Shroff, Tim McBride and Dr. Paul Roth. PRIVACY COMMUNITY: “The "Tech Conference" circuit: Where are the privacy professionals?” by Alan Mihalic. PRIVACY OPINION: “GDPR is not a... Read More

This set of documents, hosted by the NTIA, are a collection of comments on ways to advance consumer privacy while protecting prosperity and innovation.View Now... Read More