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AI information threats ‘almost certain’ to worsen future crisis events, research warns

A new research report from the Centre for Emerging Technology and Security (CETaS) has warned that artificial intelligence–driven information threats are increasingly being weaponised during crisis events and now pose systemic risks to public safety, national security and democratic stability.
March 19, 2026
AI information threats ‘almost certain’ to worsen future crisis events, research warns

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Why AI must power
the next wave
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For years, national housing policy has wrestled with the tension between
aspiration and delivery. Targets have been set and missed; waiting lists
have grown longer,and the most vulnerable people in our society have
been left with fewer safe,affordable places to call home. Technology has a
key role to play to address this situation writes Andrew Lloyd
of Search Acumen.

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How to Handle a Subject Access Request - Act Now

How to Handle a Subject Access Request - Act Now

Under the UK GDPR individuals have a right to access their personal data held by Data Controllers.

However, there are some rules and requirements and some exemptions. Subject Access Requests can present some interesting challenges.

During this full day workshop we will take you through each stage and requirement of a Subject Access Request. From the fundamentals of what the right is and requires through to an in-depth look at exemptions, delegates will come away with a strong set of skills and knowledge on how to handle an SAR, where some of the challenges might be and where further knowledge and resources can be gained.

Key Topics

  • What the right of access is
  • The definition of Personal Data in relation to an SAR
  • The process of handling an SAR
  • Common areas of concern
  • Highlighting the need for an exemption and capturing prejudice
  • Redaction, scrutiny and complaints/appeals
  • Guidance, resources and further skills needed for handling SARs

All our associates are experienced information governance professionals who have been training and advising in this field for many years.

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Event Date 15 Dec 2026 10:00 am
Individual Price From £449 plus VAT
Location Online (Live)

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