As the ICO publishes new guidance on sending bulk communications by email, and issued a warning to organisations to use alternatives to the blind carbon copy (BCC) email function.
In recent analysis the ICO has found that the education sector is the biggest offender for BCC breaches, with health in second, then local government, retail and the charity sector rounding out the top five.
It has long been something that eNaycH has been preaching about, so not a great surprise.
The full ICO updated guidance can be found here.