S2 Ep34: GDPR Radio – Data Protection News of the Week

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Caine Glancy and Catarina Santos discuss the latest data protection news and regulatory updates, sharing their views on what they mean in practice.

S2 Ep34 GDPR Radio - Data Protection News of the Week

S2 Ep34: GDPR Radio – Data Protection News of the Week

Live with the Data Protection Made Easy community on Friday 11 September 2026 at 12:30pm.

GDPR Radio is back with another round-up of the latest news and developments from across data protection, privacy and information security.

Join Caine Glancy and Catarina Santos as they discuss the stories that have caught their attention, why they matter and what they could mean for organisations in practice.

What This Session Will Cover

  • Recent data protection and privacy news
  • Important regulatory updates and guidance
  • Enforcement action and emerging risks
  • What recent developments could mean for organisations
  • Practical points for data protection professionals

Why This Topic Matters

Data protection developments can move quickly. New guidance, regulatory decisions and emerging risks can all affect how organisations manage personal data.

This session will help you catch up on recent developments and understand the practical points worth taking back to your organisation.

Who Should Attend?

  • Data Protection Officers
  • Privacy and information governance professionals
  • Compliance and risk teams
  • Business leaders and decision-makers
  • Anyone responsible for handling personal data

Meet Your Hosts

Caine Glancy

Catarina Santos

Caine and Catarina will guide the discussion, share their perspectives on the latest developments and explore what the news could mean in practice.

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