ODPA Data Protection Teabreak

How do we safely use all the internet connected devices that we now surround ourselves with and do we understand the risks? In this episode the ODPA's Tim Loveridge gets some help and advice from local experts and learns more about the risks the devices, or our lack of knowledge, poses. He gets useful tips on what to do or not to do when using them. They also delve into what the future might hold...

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This is the audio transcription of The Bijou Lecture (2022) with Susie Alegre. Read more at: www.odpa.gg/project-bijou/the-bijou-lecture-2022/

What are personal data breaches and why should we all care about them? In this episode Kirsty Bougourd talks to Deputy Commissioner for the Bailiwick of Guernsey, Rachel Masterton, to find out more about what a personal data breach is and why the ODPA has changed the way they are reported. Every 2 months the ODPA releases the number of personal data breaches reported in the Bailiwick. The way thes...

In this episode to mark international Data Protection Day 2022 Bailiwick Data Protection Commissioner, Emma Martins, introduces Kirsty Bougourd's conversation with Charlie Cox, CEO of the Youth Commission. They discuss why it's so important to engage with young people and Kirsty also chats to some members of the YC's Youth Forum. They share their views on what data protection is and how well prote...

Personal data isn't just facts and figures. It's about people and how we look after their data can have far-reaching consequences, especially if we don't do it well. Personal data is one of the most valuable, non-consumable assets that we own and that data now includes not just passwords and account details but biometric data like our fingerprints, our face and our DNA. Six months on from the laun...

In May 2021 we launched Project Bijou to try and bring about social and cultural change in everything related to data protection. Instead of viewing looking after people’s personal data safely as a burden we hope to encourage businesses and individuals to instead see it as a moral responsibility, something as natural as putting on your seatbelt when you get in a car. We want people to understand w...

In this episode, we're joined by Callie Loveridge and Aaron Le Noury, who we've invited to the podcast as part of Project Bijou. Callie is the States of Guernsey's Head of Data Protection and Aaron is a Data Protection Officer within her team. In this podcast they discuss their roles in the machinery of government and the challenges associated with ensuring public administration is carried out in...

In this episode, we're joined by Vicky Le Poidevin, who we've invited to the podcast as part of Project Bijou. Vicky is a Director of Offshore Consultancy & Training Limited. She tells us her personal story of how she ‘got’ data protection, and how it has changed her approach to work. She details the time spent working in our team, project managing our website redevelopment project in 2020, and ho...

In this podcast Annabel Nicholas and Matt Loaring discuss data use and organisational culture within the midwifery and paediatrics team that Annabel leads. We’ve invited Annabel and Matt to the podcast as part of Project Bijou. Annabel led a period of significant change and improvement in Guernsey’s maternity services, and because Project Bijou is all about shifting cultures and behaviours for the...

In this short podcast we're joined by Richard Hanrahan who we’ve invited to the podcast as part of Project Bijou. Richard is CEO of Agilisys Guernsey. He discusses Agilisys’ role in the States of Guernsey’s digital transformation project, how it’s going to shift delivery of public service, and how to look after people’s data along the way. Richard recognises the part we all have to play as individ...

In this episode, we're joined by Huw Thomas, who we've invited to the podcast as part of Project Bijou. Huw is Counsel at law firm Carey Olsen. He tells a story that illustrates that no-one is immune from making mistakes and that businesses need to think differently about how they manage behavioural risk. Huw argues that educating staff about taking care of personal data needs to be done better: t...

In this podcast Simon Entwisle, a member of Guernsey’s Data Protection Authority, talks about the role of regulation, and what advantages there are to smaller jurisdictions, such as the Bailiwick. He observes that most organisations want to look after people’s data well, and that most regulators recognise those good intentions. He warns against slipping into well-intentioned complacency – it’s ess...

In this episode we're hearing from Richard Field and Jarrad Knoetze of Appleby (Guernsey) LLP who we’ve invited to the podcast as part of Project Bijou. Project Bijou is a social initiative we launched in May 2021 in the Bailiwick of Guernsey. With this project we’re encouraging everyone to share stories, knowledge and experiences relating to ethical data use, in a way that benefits everyone. The...

In this episode we're hearing from James Filleul, the Editor of Bailiwick Express, who we’ve invited to the podcast as part of Project Bijou. We’ve turned the journalism table on him, so today he is interviewed by our commissioner, Emma Martins. Project Bijou is a social initiative we launched in May 2021 in the Bailiwick of Guernsey. With this project we’re encouraging everyone to share stories,...

Registration with us is changing in 2021, what is it all about and what does it mean for you? In this podcast the Bailiwick of Guernsey’s Data Protection Commissioner Emma Martins explains to Kirsty Bougourd what is changing with registration and how it’s really just the first step in a journey towards looking after personal data well. From January 2021 there will no longer be any exemptions to re...

How smart are the smart devices in your life and have you been smart enough to make sure they’re secure? In this latest podcast, Tim Loveridge gets guidance from local cyber security expert, Carl Ceillam, on how to ensure these gadgets designed to enhance our life and make it easier, don’t instead put us at risk from hackers and harm. Following on from our digital footprint podcast where we discus...

As more of our daily activities take place online, and smart connected devices make their way into our lives and homes, Tim Loveridge talks to the Bailiwick’s Deputy Data Protection Commissioner, Rachel Masterton, about the digital footprint we leave behind. Rachel and Tim consider the importance of understanding what data is being collected and how to clear your history or update your privacy set...

On the 14th International Data Protection Day, this podcast is about changing perspective when it comes to our personal data. Data Protection Day commemorates the signing of the first legally binding international treaty dealing with personal data processing and privacy. In this podcast we look at how we need to look beyond the law to help change attitudes to our data, both ethically and legally....

This latest data protection tea break is all about accountability, arguably the most important of the seven data protection principles. In October 2019 ODPA board member Chris Docksey delivered a keynote speech on accountability and how it is achieved at an international conference on data protection and privacy. This podcast features Guernsey’s Deputy Data Protection Commissioner Rachel Masterton...

In this seventh edition of the Data Protection Teabreak, Guernsey's Deputy Data Protection Commissioner, Rachel Masterton, and Kirsty Bougourd consider the 7 data protection principles. They lie at the heart of the Bailiwick’s Data Protection Law and provide guidance rather than hard and fast rules to follow. Rachel and Kirsty discuss how working within the spirit of these principles is the founda...

In this edition of the Teabreak, Guernsey's Deputy Data Protection Commissioner, Rachel Masterton, explains to Kirsty Bougourd how the roles of Controller and Processor differ and how to determine which is which. They discuss the kinds of organisations that are processors or controllers and what you can do if you are unsure what category your organisation falls within. Rachel also explains the imp...

In the 5th Data Protection Teabreak Commissioner Emma Martins explains to Kirsty Bougourd how data protection breaches can cause harm to individuals. They discuss the different types of harm that people can suffer as the result of a breach and the role of the Office of the Data Protection Authority.

On May 9th every year Guernsey celebrates the Liberation of the island from the German occupying forces during the Second World War. In this special edition of the Data Protection Teabreak, Data Protection Commissioner Emma Martins and Kirsty Bougourd discuss how the atrocities committed during the Second World War led to the development of data protection laws. They talk about when the ideas of p...

In the third of the Data Protection Teabreak podcasts, Deputy Data Protection Commissioner Rachel Masterton and Chief Operating Officer Tim Loveridge discuss the end of transition. Most aspects of our local Law came into force on 25 May 2018, on the same day as the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). However, organisations in Guernsey had an additional year long transition period befor...