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AI in primary care is no longer optional. It is already being built into the systems GP surgeries are expected to use daily. And when...

You know that feeling when you think you've finally got a handle on your cyber security ? You’ve got the shiny firewall, passwords that...

It’s weird how being watched has been so normalised. The cameras in the street, the apps on your phone, all feeding invisible systems...

“It takes 20 years to build a reputation and five minutes to ruin it. If you think about that, you’ll do things differently.” Warren...

AI has been hyped as the solution to almost every challenge, fuelled by a kind of technosolutionism: the belief that technology alone can...

If AI washing is about suppliers exaggerating their use of artificial intelligence, AI laundering is the opposite problem. It happens...

If you’ve ever come across “greenwashing” (when companies exaggerate their eco-credentials to appear sustainable) or 'pinkwashing' (when...

When a supplier offers a free pilot or short-term trial, it can feel easier to skip the paperwork. The team wants to test quickly, the...

Pretexting (aka “blagging”) is when an attacker invents a believable story and impersonates someone you’d normally trust, police, a...

From transcription services to decision-support tools, the sales pitch is often confident: “92% accuracy”, “state-of-the-art...

Patient feedback can be a great way to expose areas for improvement, particularly when it comes to privacy and human rights. Recently, a...

I’ve always had an interest in documentaries about fraud, but particularly romance fraud. They’re fascinating and heartbreaking, stories...

Preparing Staff When people think of data breaches, they often picture large-scale cyber-attacks or regulatory investigations. But for...

We love these opportunities to get together with team members from different organisations, understand AI a bit more, cut through the...

We were recently asked an excellent set of questions following a Subject Access Request (SAR) webinar where the consent of children and Gillick competency were briefly discussed. The questions highlighted how easy it is for confusion to arise, particularly around what happens at different ages, whether competence should be “tested” more than once, and how this plays out in real-life examples. This blog pulls together the discussion and clarifies the key principles for organis

During COVID we saw an uptick in patients covertly recording consultations, some driven by activism and content-making, many by simple...

Wondering if achieving ISO 27001 is difficult? Discover what really makes the process challenging, how to avoid common pitfalls, and practical tips to make certification smoother for your organisation.

Artificial Intelligence is changing the way we work and one of the most visible tools is the AI Virtual Assistant. Systems such as...

Compliance with Care Quality Commission (CQC) requirements is a core responsibility across healthcare settings, from GP surgeries and...

Artificial Intelligence has the power to transform healthcare, finance, education, and beyond. But with that power comes a big question:...