Picture this: it’s ridiculously early in the morning and the fictional practice manager of a busy firm of solicitors pulls into a rather dodgy area full of rusty old shipping containers and a few unsavoury looking characters kicking some fast…
We are based in an area of the country made up of many small and independent businesses. Filofile is proud of the fact that it operates independently and is not part of a large chain or franchise. This means that…
It's tempting to believe that important data breaches only happen in the US and the figures tend to bear that out – the US accounts for the overwhelming majority of the really big data breaches that have been made public,…
To every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven: A time to be born, a time to die; a time to plant, and a time to pluck up that which is planted; A…
In our previous blog we talked about how much of the proposed GDPR legislation has focused on electronic customer data. The focus is being placed on cybersecurity threats, server and database hacks, and stored electronic data whereas paper documents,…
At present, much of the proposed GDPR legislation has focused on electronic customer data – how it is collected, processed, shared and stored. With an estimated 60 percent of customer data residing in business documents, GDPR is once again shining a…
Hands up all those who thought the recent privacy scandal involving Facebook and the political consultancy Cambridge Analytica would result in the social media platform’s rapid demise? According to the publication of its recent sales figures, it looks like all…
In fitness, gaming, smartwatches and a host of other areas, wearable technology has found a place in consumers’ hearts. For the product manufacturers, however, it is often described as a regulatory minefield: wearables are increasingly faced with myriad legal challenges,…
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