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Data Protection Hero: I have not written my password on a yellow sticky note today
2 Jun 2026 · 3 min read

Data Protection Hero: I have not written my password on a yellow sticky note today

Writing a password on a sticky note attached to your monitor is one of the most common - and most avoidable - ways to expose credentials in the workplace. Under GDPR Article 32, companies are expected to ensure that access controls are not undermined by poor credential handling.

Data Protection Hero: Your screen is locked. Your personal life remains a mystery to your coworkers.
26 May 2026 · 3 min read

Data Protection Hero: Your screen is locked. Your personal life remains a mystery to your coworkers.

A locked screen is one of the simplest ways to prevent unauthorised access to personal data in the workplace. Under GDPR Article 32, protecting data from accidental exposure is not optional - it is a baseline expectation.

Data Protection Hero: Congratulations on choosing a password that isn't just your dog's name
19 May 2026 · 3 min read

Data Protection Hero: Congratulations on choosing a password that isn't just your dog's name

Weak passwords are one of the most common causes of account compromise. Choosing something that isn't your pet's name is, technically speaking, a meaningful security decision.

Data Protection Hero: I have successfully locked my computer when leaving my desk
12 May 2026 · 3 min read

Data Protection Hero: I have successfully locked my computer when leaving my desk

Screen locking is one of the simplest GDPR Article 32 security measures. Learn why locking your computer when you leave your desk is a data protection control that matters more than you think.