O TYM ODCINKU
In the week when Burnham's victory and Starmer's resignation screened the news of Edward's, we wonder whether his self-portrait will stand the test of time (probably not).
As the due date for NHS DSPT submission close in, we discuss all things DSPT.
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WYSZUKAJ MINIONE ODCINKI
Wyszukaj minione odcinki not another privacy podcast.
INNE ODCINKI W TYM PODCASCIE
We "survived" the summer only to talk about the ever-growing deep dark pit of subject access requests.
Simon laughs, and Tash describes the sound of a fingerprint reader if they had sounds.
This week Tash and Simon are joined by renowned Welsh hero, and friend of the show, James Robson. James lets rip into DPIA templates, Tash vents about performative paperwork, and Simon gets cross about short-sighted policy wonks.
We also talk about how we find work, Ivor the Engine, Schremsy, and A…
This week Tash and Simon are joined by the fabulous Tim Turner.
We cauterise our catharses; the EU AI Act and other hype trains departing from the station of woe, and AI use by counterparties creating more work.
We also go down a PECR rabbit role, Simon gets something wrong (surprising no-one), inc…
This week Simon and Tash chat through the difference between guidance and law, and what a DPO should try to achieve.
We use a question from Tim Turner's excellent book, DPO Daily Challenge. Hand on heart, this book is brilliant.
Simon thinks the ICO got something wrong. Again. Sorry.
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