More organisations are talking about supporting colleagues through menopause, which I believe is mostly a positive move, but I am worried that some of the support will inadvertently lead to privacy breaches, which I’ll explain below. So I pulled together…
Hitting perimenopause in my early 40s, with young children, has been a shock to my system! In this video I share some ideas I’ve gathered from my research into supporting menopause, added to my data protection expertise, to highlight some…
Customer insight Customer insight in the social housing sector is a key aim amongst many housing associations; we want to better understand our customers and better serve them. However, in a recent discussion about repurposing and combining data in the…
Are your Board Members or Trustees doing any of these 3 things with their emails, which are a risk to both your resources and relationships? 1. Using their personal or day-job email addresses for board related work. What’s the risk?…
In our last post – click here to read it – we talked about the types of project and policy work where data protection should be considered, and where to get prompts included in the right places – the right…
As lockdown eases, our Director, Clare Paterson, has enjoyed scones in the garden with family. And because data protection is never far from her mind it struck her that the scones represented a great metaphor for what the ICO refers…
