Cambridge Analytica parent company fined for violating UK data law
The company was hit with a £15,000 penalty for failing to respond to a data request.
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Uber fined £385,000 in the UK for 2016 cyber-attack
The UK's privacy watchdog said it exposed customers to increased risk of fraud.
Facebook referred to EU regulator over ad targeting methods
An Irish commission will look into how the site tracks people's activity.
App flaw let anyone access UK Conservative politicians' data
You could mess with sensitive details using just an email address.
Equifax faces £500,000 fine in the UK over massive data breach
UK authorities found the company's efforts in protecting their citizens' data lacking.
UK privacy watchdog slaps Yahoo with another fine over 2014 hack
The company's data privacy debacle still isn't over.
UK orders Cambridge Analytica to provide data on US voter
It's a test case to see if foreigners can access their data under UK law.
Carphone Warehouse fined £400K for serious 2015 data breach
3 million customers were affected, with thousands of card details exposed.
UK data watchdog opens its own investigation into Uber hack
The breach "raises huge concerns around its data protection policies and ethics," says the ICO Deputy Commissioner.
Equifax data breach is also being investigated by UK officials
It could lose the ability to conduct credit checks in the country.
TalkTalk fined £100,000 for long-forgotten 2014 data breach
Before the cyberattack of 2015, there was another smaller-scale data breach.
TalkTalk fined £400K for mistakes that led to 2015 hack
ICO: "TalkTalk should and could have done more to safeguard its customer information."
