Clare Paterson
ConsultantConsultant in the data protection and information law team
I work with a range of clients, on all data protection matters, including drafting and reviewing policies, procedures and agreements, providing pragmatic advice and accessible training, and I have a special interest in social housing and charities.
Before specialising in data protection over the last few years, and becoming a consultant, I had wide-ranging experience in social housing and manufacturing, having worked in the areas of quality assurance, risk management, development and governance.
Our data protection consultant, Clare Paterson, explores the risks of a data breach in social housing, and how you can reduce and manage the risks of your housing association having a data breach.
Are your board members or trustees doing any of these three things with their emails, which are a risk to both your resources and relationships?
Since GDPR has come into effect, many companies have struggled to comply with GDPR. In this ebriefing, we look at the shocking data breach at Hackney Council.
Explanation of the similarities and the warning signs we need to be aware of in prescriptive SARs.
There has been a huge rise in the use of video conferencing and online messaging services while we are at home due to the Covid-19 related lockdown.
Several myths are circulating the relaxation of data protection rules and compliance. We can help clarify these myths.
In October 2018, it was reported that Heathrow Airport Ltd had been fined £120,000 by the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) for failing to keep personal data secure.
The GDPR and DPA 2018 have already been in force for nearly four months. Here we talk through some of the key learnings since May.