The list of links at the bottom of the page under "SITES OF INTEREST" only shows a few links from a big list of links we use. This page shows them all. Please be careful when clicking the links, Whilst we are certain the sites are safe, we are not responsible for content or privacy policies on other sites.
Information Commisioner's OfficeThe ICO are the Government's data protection department; protecting the public from data abuses.
Government LegislationStay up to date with newly enacted legislation for the UK
European Data Protection SupervisorThe EDPS is an increasingly influential independent supervisory authority, currently headed by a Supervisor and supported by an office (secretariat) of experienced lawyers, IT specialists and administrators.
Free Software Foundationnonprofit with worldwide mission to promote computer user freedom.
Let's EncryptFree, automated, and easy to use TLS certificates.
Privacy InternationalFor a world where technology will empower and enable us, not exploit our data for profit and power
Computers, Privacy and Data Protection [CPDP]Within an atmosphere of independence and mutual respect, CPDP gathers academics, lawyers, practitioners, policy-makers, industry and civil society from all over the world, offering an arena to exchange ideas and discuss the latest emerging issues and trends
National Cyber Security CentreThe National Cyber Security Centre, a part of GCHQ, helps businesses, the public sector and individuals protect the online services and devices that we all depend on.
PexelsFree stock photos, royalty free images & videos. Many of the images on this site have been provided free by pexels. A great example of sharing over the Internet and a great collection of media.
We all know computers make mistakes which is why we should build safe and secure systems around them. The more serious issue is what happens when the safety systems are misused, abused or fail?
The GDPR has clauses to protect our data by insisting companies only collect that data NEEDED for the purpose. The clause is often refered to as "Data Minimisation"
Once again, the Government uses peoples fears to bring in ineffective legislation
Spending £91m in 2024/25 alone, should we expect more from the ICO?.
It's not that we have anything to hide, we just dont have anything we wish to share.
20th, Sep 2026
The Humber Bridge revised toll system does away with the Toll Booths making it very difficult, and sometimes impossible, to make payments by any means other than their website which has a number of privacy concerns.