News of our Parasol data breach claim published in Computer Weekly
Computer Weekly published an article reporting on the Parasol umbrella company data breach in which cybercriminals accessed the personal information of contractors and employees. On
Computer Weekly published an article reporting on the Parasol umbrella company data breach in which cybercriminals accessed the personal information of contractors and employees. On
Computer Weekly published an article reporting on the Parasol umbrella company data breach in which cybercriminals accessed the personal information of contractors and employees. Kingsley
We are delighted to announce that claimants represented by Keller Lenkner UK have settled their High Court action against Ticketmaster. Keller Lenkner UK issued a
Keller Lenkner UK* is representing thousands of Police Officers seeking compensation for the Police Federation’s failure to adequately protect their personal and sensitive data when the Police Federation Membership database experienced a
Head of Data Breach, Kingsley Hayes, highlights the importance of data security for charities, pointing to the recent fine imposed by the ICO on HIV
Head of Data Breach, Kingsley Hayes, explores the future of PECR regulations following Lloyd v Google, in Global Data Review. Kingsley’s article was published in Global Data Review, 1 December 2021.
Global Data Review published an article reporting on the insolvent data breach firm Pure Legal, including the data breach case that Keller Lenkner UK has
Global Data Review published an article reporting on the Lloyd v Google judgment, including an analysis of the case and its implications on the future
Kingsley Hayes, Head of Data Breach at Keller Lenkner UK, comments on the Labour Party data breach, in Information Security Buzz News.
Head of Data Breach, Kingsley Hayes, explores the impact of cybercrime, in Finance Digest. Kingsley’s article was published in Finance Digest, 27 October 2021.
Head of Data Breach, Kingsley Hayes, explores the impact of NHS data sharing on privacy rights, in The Barrister. Kingsley’s article was published, in print, in this quarter’s edition of The Barrister.
Computer Weekly published an article reporting on the second MoD data breach to potentially compromise the safety of Afghans, which revealed the names and email