Resources

For Businesses

Practical guidance on data, privacy and AI governance; written for people who need clarity, not noise.

This page brings together short guides, insights and tools designed to help organisations make sense of governance, risk, and regulatory expectations in a rapidly changing environment.

The resources on this page are intended to support leaders, risk teams and delivery teams who are navigating data, privacy and AI governance in practice.

They are:

  • Written in plain English

  • Grounded in real regulatory and operational contexts

  • Designed to be useful, not theoretical

Some are short reads. Others go deeper. All are designed to help you think more clearly about risk, accountability and governance.

For individuals

Simple, practical guidance to help you understand how your data is used and how to protect yourself online.

Not everyone works in privacy, technology or governance; but almost everyone shares personal information online, at work, and in everyday life.

This section is designed for individuals who want clear, practical information about:

  • How personal information is collected and used

  • What your rights are under privacy laws

  • How to reduce privacy and security risks online

  • What to do if something goes wrong.

The guidance here is written in plain English and focuses on everyday situations, not legal jargon or technical detail.

For families

To help families and Young Digital Explorers stay safe online, I have created The Digital Safety Playbook.

The Digital Safety Playbook helps children, parents, and families build the knowledge and confidence to navigate the online world safely.

Through engaging learning experiences, practical resources, and easy-to-understand guidance from Byte, the Digital Safety Guide, we empower people to protect their personal information, recognise online risks, and develop healthy digital habits.

Our mission is simple: to help individuals and communities learn, protect, and thrive in an increasingly connected world.

Disclaimer: These resources are general information only and are not legal advice. They are intended to help you better understand privacy and data issues so you can make informed decisions and ask the right questions.