Analysis: Will BA data breach open floodgates for future data group actions?
The British Airways data breach is the first major case since the General Data Protection Regulation became law. With the firm facing group legal action and the Information Commissioner’s Office testing its teeth for the first time, what might this mean for the cyber insurance market?
Imagine you run a very large airline with nearly 50 million people using your services every year. And imagine that in order for customers to use your services, you have to take (and hold) their
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