The Conveyancing Association (CA), the leading trade body for the conveyancing industry, has today confirmed it will continue unabated with its campaign to reform and amend the Leasehold transaction process, despite recent developments. In August the CA announced a number…
Ken Munro, ethical hacker, covers recent data breaches and explains the ways in which people, passwords and patches need to work together to avoid a breach. More information on Cyber and how to Prepare, protect and prevent at http://www.howdengroup.co.uk/en/ken-munro-public/ …
The world of crime has been transformed by technology over the last 30 years and cyber is now one of the largest uninsured risks in the UK. Graeme Newman, Chief Innovation Officer at CFC Underwriting, explains cyber insurance - what…
General data protection regulation will become law in July 2018 and will affect every organisation that processes EU residents’ personally identifiable information. Philip Tansley, Legal Director for Technology and Cyber Risk at RPC LLP, on the regulators views and the…
Cybercrime can manifest itself in many ways and there are different types of attackers that companies should be aware of: organised criminals, the malicious insider, hacktivists and national states. Matthew Martindale, KPMG, explains how cyber attackers use ransomware and DDoS…
Howden and Weightmans LLP review the recent case of Purrunsing v A'Court and Co which held the conveyancers on both sides of a fraudulent property transaction liable for loss suffered by the buyer. Full article: http://www.howdengroup.co.uk/en/knowledge-base/professional-indemnity/no-sides-taken/