Podcasts

When you need a break, dip into our podcast series. Data protection is far from being one dimensional and here we try to widen the conversations in interesting and accessible ways.
Our podcast series 'Data Protection Teabreak' gives you another way of accessing informative, thought-provoking, and hopefully entertaining insights to a broad range of topics relevant to data protection.

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Registration and beyond: 2021 changes

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.

Cyber Security and Smart Devices

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.

Your Digital Footprint - what data are you leaving behind?

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.

International Data Protection Day - Beyond Laws: why we need a cultural shift

On the 14th International Data Protection Day, this podcast is about changing perspective when it comes to our personal data.

The Accountability Principle

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.

The 7 Data Protection Principles TeaBreak

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.

Controllers And Processors Teabreak

In this latest edition of the Teabreak, Guernsey's Assistant Data Protection Commissioner, Rachel Masterton, explains to Kirsty Bougourd how the roles of Controller and Processor differ and how to determine which is which. 

Data Harms TeaBreak

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.

Origins of Data Protection Podcast

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.

Data Protection TeaBreak - Episode 3 - Transition

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).

Data Protection TeaBreak - Episode 2

In the second of the Data Protection Teabreak podcasts, Data Protection Commissioner Emma Martins and Chief Operating Officer Tim Loveridge discuss the ways in which the ODPA plans to engage with the community and hopefully reduce data breaches.

Data Protection TeaBreak - Episode 1

What is data protection and why should you care – is it all just a storm in a tea cup?

The team at The Bailiwick of Guernsey’s Office of the Data Protection Authority (ODPA) know that it affects us all and to help us understand why we should care are producing a series of podcasts tackling relevant issues in a friendly, informative format, perfect for over a cup of tea.