NHS Subject Access Request Failings: A Real‑World Case Study Yesterday should have been simple. My 14‑year‑old son needed his broken wrist re‑x‑rayed. A routine appointment, in and out, nothing remarkable. Except it turned into an unexpected case study in how not to handle Subject Access Requests (SARs) — and how easily well‑meaning NHS processes can […]
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The ICO Fine: A Call for Accountability in Data Protection Across the Supply Chain The announcement of the substantial fine levied on Advanced Computer Software Group Ltd by the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) brings the critical issue of data protection to the forefront once again. While the failings of the software provider are evident, this […]
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It is noteworthy that, once again, the ICO continues with a soft touch, implementing a revised approach to the public sector, on this occasion issuing a reprimand to both Surrey and Sussex Police, suggesting that large fines could lead to reduced budgets. Aside from the fact that most businesses are currently operating in a financially […]
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