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We focus on the latest news surrounding data breaches, leaks and hacks plus daily internet security articles.
We focus on the latest news surrounding data breaches, leaks and hacks plus daily internet security articles.
In recent years, the world has undergone a digital revolution, with technology pervading so many aspects of our lives in ways we often barely notice. These digital advances bring with them many benefits, but the side effects of security problems are something that businesses and manufacturers sometimes fail to bring under control. There have, therefore, been many cases of criminals exposing digitisation flaws, exploiting these vulnerabilities to commit theft and fraud.
Despite the difficulties of adjusting to a new, digital world, there is now no excuse for businesses with holes in the defences of their digital systems and servers. In accordance with the GDPR, the principal piece of data protection legislation in the UK, all individuals and organisations that control, store and process personal data must ensure that there are appropriate protections in place for the sensitive personal information in their possession.
Where third parties fail to meet this obligation, they can also be held accountable via data breach claims. If you believe you have been the victim of a data protection breach, you may be able to claim compensation for the harm caused on a No Win, No Fee basis now.
The context of a data breach is incredibly important to consider, and is why some claims can settle for much higher values than others, such as a previous one we resolved for £20,000.
Ultimately, a claim for compensation is about assessing the impact that has been caused to a data breach victim. This can differ from person to person, and the context of an incident is one of the key things we need to consider, as we will outline below.
You could be entitled to claim compensation if you have fallen victim to an incident involving illegally accessing medical records and information that belong to you.
Your Lawyers, as leading data breach claims solicitors, may be able to represent you for a case on a No Win, No Fee basis. Read on for a little advice or contact our leading team for help here now.
You could be entitled to pursue privacy compensation for police data breaches, leaks and hacks, and we may be able to represent you for a legal case on a No Win, No Fee basis.
At Your Lawyers, we are a leading firm of privacy compensation specialists, and you can talk to our team for free, no-obligation legal advice here now.
If your confidential information is exposed, you could be entitled to pursue a GDPR privacy compensation claim, and we may be able to represent you for a legal case on a No Win, No Fee basis.
Your Lawyers, as Leading Privacy Claims Experts, will always make sure to fight for your right to secure the maximum compensation possible. You can start the process toward compensation by contacting us for a free claims assessment on a no-obligation basis here now.
It is important for IT security experts and organisations to make sure that they are staying ahead of the hackers to prevent information from being misused or exposed.
Any failure to do so could allow the victim whose information has been misused or exposed in a data breach event to claim GDPR compensation on a No Win, No Fee basis. Read on for some advice, and contact our leading team here now for free, no-obligation help in respect of your situation.
The importance of company security within an organisation cannot be understated, and it is also important for victims of a GDPR breach to understand their rights to claim compensation.
Your Lawyers – The Data Leak Lawyers – represent thousands of people engaged in individual and group and multi-party legal cases in England and Wales. You can find out if you are eligible to pursue a compensation claim by speaking to our team for free, no-obligation legal advice here now.
Property firms are sometimes highlighted as targets for cyberattacks given that the data they hold could be of significant value to cybercriminals. This is due to the extent of personal information that needs to be recorded to manage properties and complete buying and renting transactions. Cyberattacks at property firms can, therefore, represent a significant threat to data security, which is why it is vital for these companies to ensure that they have appropriate data protection procedures and cybersecurity measures in place.
Successful cyberattacks at property firms could result in fraud, scams and significant distress for the victims, so we are here to help those affected through such a difficult situation. We have represented many victims of data exposure for compensation claims, allowing victims to achieve justice for any harm caused.
If you wish to take action after a data breach, making a claim is a key means of holding those who caused the incident to account.
We are pleased that we have been able to recover in excess of £30,000 in compensation for a serious data breach incident. The crux of this case involved the potential harm to your career that could be caused by a privacy incident.
You could be entitled to claim compensation on a No Win No Fee basis for data security breaches in England and Wales with our leading team of expert privacy solicitors.
We represent thousands of people engaged in individual and group and multi-party action cases in which we fight hard to make sure that the rights of those who have been wronged in privacy incidents are upheld. The easiest way to find out if you could be eligible to pursue a case is to contact our leading team for free, no-obligation legal advice here now.
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