March 2, 2009
Hi Folks,
I’ve no longer got the time to keep up with the many and varied data breach and related stories so i’m not going to attempt to do so – there are plenty other sites doing a great job on this see Open Rights Group for one.
Meantime, i’ll be blogging on VRM and related issues at Right Side Up.
Cheers
Iain
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Posted by Iain Henderson
November 2, 2008
According to this BBC article.
I like the bit about it being inconceivable that the data lost could cause problems.
Surely it would be better to be inconceivable that such data could be lost in a pub car park in the first place!!!!
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Posted by Iain Henderson
October 21, 2008
….by mistake I assume.
I won’t embarass them by publishing the spreadsheet in which they talk about their approaches to different clients and likelihood of success.
…whodunnit? I won’t name names, but will say it was an accounting firm with the initials P, W and C in their name…
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Posted by Iain Henderson
October 10, 2008
It can’t be easy being in the military services these days; so why make it worse by doing this…
And just in case you thought it was all public sector, here’s one from Deloitte.
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Posted by Iain Henderson
September 27, 2008
Here’s another UK Government data breach.
At least we see that UK.gov recognises the obligation of exposure; but are we supposed to believe that breaches are not happening at the same rate in private sector? I think not. My experience is that many aspects of the private sector are even more culturally flawed around personal data management than the public sector.
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