Civil Society reported that conference speakers called for charities to be more proactive in their governance, and especially around AI. Citing research indicating that AI technology is outpacing its governance, they urged people to ensure there is accountability. You can read the article at https://www.civilsociety.co.uk/news/an-ai-policy-nobody-has-read-is-not-governance-charities-warned.html.
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What would you like to see covered in Insights?
Partly prompted by the summer reduction in news items to report on (hopefully the number will increase very soon), we wondered what articles you would like to see in the insight newsletters. Perhaps ‘Tips for …’ or ‘Common mistakes in …’, or something else entirely? Do let us know, so we can make insights even […]
DPPC 2026 only weeks away
If you have not yet registered for the Data Protection Practitioner’s Conference on Tuesday 13th October, we would encourage you to do so. DPPC is run online by the ICO and attracted over 7,000 people last year. It’s a great way to be inspired, get educated and learn from others. You can find out more […]
Care when posting children’s photos online
A recent BBC Tech article mentions police forces warning of the risks when posting school photos online, but this could also apply to a charity posting images of children generally, and so it is worth a read at https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cwyz6g2wx56o. Perhaps it’s timely to review your photography and filing policy, and please remember that the ICO […]
CyberUK 2027 in Liverpool
Next year’s CyberUK event, promoted as ‘the UK’s flagship cyber security event’, is to be help in Liverpool on 11-13 May 2027. If this is of interest, you can stay up to date with this and other NCSC news by subscribing at https://www.ncsc.gov.uk/register/subscribe.