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With the amount of sensitive data estate agents hold, a data breach could be catastrophic. Richard Forrest from Hayes Connor tells us how you can avoid this… As an estate...

While prevention is the best form of defence, all businesses are ultimately susceptible to cyber-attacks if a vulnerability is found. Richard Forrest, Senior Associate at data breach law firm, Hayes...

You’ve probably heard the words ‘data breach’, but what exactly does this mean? The year 2020 has, quite possibly, been one of the craziest and most terrifying to date. We...

Richard Forrest, Senior Associate at Hayes Connor, is interviewed by Jason Remillard on the ins and outs of cyber security and data protection for businesses. Find out a little more...

Hayes Connor, the UK’s leading data breach law firm, have a new management team.  What will this mean for the future of their business? Arriving on the scene in 2018,...

With a second lockdown a very real possibility, are we in danger of further cyber security threats? Richard Forrest, Senior Associate at Hayes Connor discusses The UK government has put...

With 65,000 data breach attempts occurring daily, and millions of UK employees still working from home, are companies doing enough to keep customers’ data safe? Since the adoption of GDPR...

A Stockport woman is warning people to be vigilant when transferring large sums of money after falling victim to sophisticated payment fraud just nine days before Christmas in 2018 leaving...

Data breach and cybercrime specialist Hayes Connor Solicitors has been shortlisted by the Eclipse Proclaim Modern Law Awards 2020 for the Boutique Law Firm of the Year (11+ Employees) and...

Robust cybersecurity is front of stage again as news of two attempted cyber attacks on Labour were exposed. The party has claimed that no personal data has been breached in...

Research published by Egress has exposed that employees are the biggest threat to an organisation’s data protection obligations showing that attitudes and practices when using and sharing personal information are...

The government’s annual Cybersecurity Breaches Survey 2019 has revealed that the overall figures for identified data breach or cybersecurity incidents had decreased from 43% in 2018 to 32% in 2019,...

As the legal sector continues to embrace technology, the industry remains at high risk of data breaches either through human error or malicious cyber attacks according to specialist Hayes Connor...