Interception and Monitoring Archive

Advice from the Department for Education on the Equality Act 2010 has been updated.

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The ICO's latest blog posting on cookies updates their enforcement strategy.

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Covert monitoring is surveillance of online activity without giving the users involved specific notification that this is going on.  It clearly has legal implications relating to ... (cont)

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The deadline for written responses to the consultation on the Draft Communications Data Bill has now passed.

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Google has been fined $22.5m (£14.4m) for tracking users activites without their permission.

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Firstly it is necessary to try and distinguish between emails which contain information which are business records and emails which are just  ... (cont)

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A Twitter user has been arrested on suspicion of making malicious communications.

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This guidance is intended for staff in UK FE colleges whose provision includes further education or training for vulnerable learners with varying needs including disability issues.

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Some software permits staff to view from a remote device what students are viewing on their computer screens.  What are the legal implications of using such software?

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Article 29 Working Party Opinion rejects the view that, because browser software can block cookies, any user who does not block cookies is giving consent.

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The Institutional Web Management Workshop 2012 (IWMW 2012) event, hosted by UKOLN, will be held at the University of Edinburgh on 18th - 20th June 2012.

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This is an event held by the Information Services Group (London and South-East Section) and Legislation Services at The National Archives.

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£325,000 penalty for hard drives containing sensitive data for sale on the internet.

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ICO says that enforcement action for use of Google Analytics cookies without prior consent is unlikely.

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Improving the protection of freedom of speech and increasing access to vital communications, including internet use, are proposed in the Queen's speech.

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It is reported today that the majority of the UK government’s many websites will miss the deadline for compliance with the cookie legislation.

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A story published this week in the Higher Education network blog highlights the issue of universities monitoring social media sites.

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Twitter is contesting a US court order requiring it to hand over a user's message history.

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This QMUL paper looks at the developments in cloud contracts including those which will increase legal certainty and compliance.

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Learners have a right of privacy to personal communications (article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights) but colleges have ... (cont)

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The EU’s cyber security agency, ENISA has launched a practical guide for IT procurement teams which assesses the security of cloud service providers.

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The Digital Economy Act 2010 was given royal assent late on Thursday, 8 April 2010, following the final reading of the Digital Economy Bill in the House of Commons, the previous night.

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The International Chamber of Commerce UK has published cookie guidance to help website operators move towards compliance with new consent requirements.

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The Department for Education is to appeal the ICO decision which ordered Michael Gove to release information contained in private emails.

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Emails although sent from a staff member's private email account can still be subject to FOIA.  

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Guidance has been issued for government departments and other public sector bodies on how to comply with the new cookies regulations.

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JISC Legal is contributing to the "Security and the Cloud" session at Networkshop, the technical conference for staff in education and research.

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The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)’s Do Not Track proposals are a step towards standards that will enable a user's browser settings to be used to manage consent to cookies.

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The High Court recently ruled that the search giant Google wasn’t responsible for defamatory material posted on its blogging site. 

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The ECJ held that the owner of an online social network cannot be obliged to install a general filtering system.

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This guidance is intended for staff in sixth form colleges and aims to provide a helpful overview to key legal issues relevant to sixth form colleges in the development and use of ICT.

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This guidance is intended for staff in independent specialist colleges that provide further education or training for learners with varying learning needs due to disability issues.

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The ICO has updated guidance on how public electronic communications service providers should respond to security breaches.

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Any monitoring of systems, even if it is minimal, must be done only after consent has been sought from the persons who are subject to monitoring ... (cont)

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The ICO has published new guidance on access to official business held in private email accounts.

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The law has changed that applies to how institutions must use cookies.

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Guidance has been issued by the ICO on how the rules apply for those operating websites and using cookies.

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The High Court states that even where private individuals are expressing their own views online the requirements of lawful processing in the DPA can apply.

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Find out what your institution should be doing about its use of cookies in the JISC Legal article entitled "Cookies - Six months Until Enforcement".

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The law has changed that applies to how cookies are used by websites.

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This guidance is designed to help institutions deal with consent management when sharing personal data across and between institutions and external service providers.

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New tools being developed will shield personal data and reveal when sites do not respect privacy requests.

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Prior explicit consent to processing will be necessary under proposed new EU data protection laws.

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ACAS guide offers practical tips on the impact of social networking on discipline and grievances, bullying, defamation, data protection and privacy.

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Four out of ten students online are concerned about how their online profiles might affect their future.

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It is important to recognise that in any situation where a data controller is using a data processor, the data controller remains responsible for compliance with the Data Protection Act 1998 (DPA).

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Joint Committee report on defamation law recommends new notice and take-down internet procedures as well as increased protection for scientists and academics.

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Cloud computing - two further papers by the Queen Mary University of London, School of Law Cloud Legal Project

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In this guide you’ll find information on the legal issues related to cloud computing as relevant to staff, learners and other authorised users.

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In this guide you’ll find information about the various legal issues related to cloud computing, particularly those of relevance to senior managers in FE and HE.

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