Articles tagged ‘Security’

Passwords have always been seen as a secure way to restrict access, however, the number of passwords each person is now required to remember is a security issue in itself…

This sentiment is echoed by many data protection regulations around the world, such as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in Europe where this type of HR data attracts an…

Working from home presents some interesting challenges when processing payrolls that used to involve paper timesheets mailed into the office or spreadsheets downloaded from a central repository. There aren’t many…

July 2019 update: Two months ago, MHR’s DPO Lesley Holmes predicted that 2019 would be the year GDPR really got going and that 2018 had just been a transitional year…

To help you get your head around the coming changes, here are some of the key GDPR issues for HR professionals – and some tips on how to prepare. Employee…

Let’s focus on how you can use a data map to ensure that a data subject’s rights are upheld, as the GDPR requires organisations to comply with the GDPR Principles…

This blog aims to shed some light on the different penalties and actions that can be imposed by the ICO for GDPR non-compliance, and the conditions that could lead to…

GDPR provides rights through the relationship between data controllers and data subjects. But what are data controllers and data subjects? And what are the rights of the individual? Essentially data…

The flaws, found in processors designed by Intel, AMD and ARM, could leave sensitive personal information, such as passwords and banking details, open to attack from hackers via user and…

Data breaches can cause long-lasting damage to an organisation’s reputation, but it’s not just about brand image – organisations have a legal responsibility to keep data safe, with heavy penalties…