Working from home
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The Data (Use and Access) Act 2026 got Royal Assent on 19 June 2026. All the provisions affecting data protection law and the Privacy and Electronic Regulations Communications are now in force. The Department for Science and Innovation (DSIT) has set out the commencement plans. You can find more details on the Gov.uk website.
Working from home can bring freedom and flexibility – but it can also come with its own challenges. If you’re working from home we’ve developed some guidance to help you remain compliant with data protection laws.
Working from home – security checklists for employers
We understand that many organisations have had to shift to homeworking and are using new IT solutions – but it’s important that organisations assess these new systems to make sure they’re safe. Our security checklist will give you an initial overview and help you identify any security vulnerabilities.
Bring your own device – what should we consider?
If your employees are working remotely, you might have considered letting them use their own devices. We’ve outlined the benefits and the risks of using company devices, bringing your own device and bringing your own software.
How do I work from home securely? Ten tips
There can be a number of challenges to working from home. We’ve put together ten top tips to make sure data protection isn’t one of them.