Our Director and Consultant, Clare Paterson, gives an update on her view of data protection and how it is looking at the beginning of 2023: “In housing in particular, but this happens in just about every sector that I’ve worked…
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…
The Regulator of Social Housing (RSH) recently published the final list of Tenant Satisfaction Measures (TSM) questions, that social housing providers have until April 2023 to get ready to start collecting data for – just over 6 months. I can imagine…
In the last article about Data Protection Impact Assessments (DPIAs), we explored three techniques to help identify the ways people could be impacted by your planned processing, as part of the risk assessment part of a DPIA. In this article…
Terrible Software Contracts This is a topic I’ve touched on in my last two blog posts, but as I keep seeing more terrible* contracts from software firms, I wanted to write in more detail about how to manage data protection…
We all remember the GDPR rush of 2018, when organisations raced to collect consents for marketing emails and publish updated Privacy Notices before the new data protection legislation – GDPR – came into effect on 25th May 2018. We were…
If you work in social housing, have you noticed how much ‘data’ is being talked about in the sector at the moment? Data transformation projects, data analysis data, digital data, big data, AI, the Social Housing White Paper requirements, and…
