Data Protection

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• Privacy, An Issue of Church Security, Part 2

  
  Onward, Forward, Toward... — Authority: 123
  In part one of this series of privacy policy and it’s relation to the church, I explored a scenario that can very easily happen in the theo-political climate of today. Many years ago before the Internet became the mainstream phenomenon that evolved into a necessary part of life, the average citizen only had to ...
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• Email surveillance: ditch it for good | Simon Davies

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — Authority: 984
  Labour is right to think plans to snoop on our internet use will harm its election chances – but have they really been shelved? The government is playing a two-handed game over its plan to snoop on all our communication and internet activity . On the one hand, officials have put it about that the scheme has been ...
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• The Surprising Costs of Security (or “Insecurity”)

  
  McAfee Security Insights Blog — Authority: 121
  If you are an IT manager in a mid-sized organization, a service provider to this space, or a journalist looking to educate SMB readers about the costs associated with security threats, I think the “ Security Paradox ,” just issued by McAfee’s Mid-Size Business team, should be on your “must read” list. This ...
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• Swiss privacy watchdog takes Google to court

  
  Family: News and advice on family matters children and parents — Authority: 975
  Switzerlands data protection minister is seeking legal action against Google over its Street View mapping service
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• Google, book publishers to reveal new settlement (AP)

  
  PC Mike - Tech News and Reviews — Authority: 162
  AP – The future of Google’s plans to sell millions of books online could begin to take shape Friday. Read more here: (AP)"> (AP)">Google, book publishers to reveal new settlement (AP)
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• Google Street views taken to high court by Swiss data protection watchdog

  
  GenevaLunch — Authority: 449
  Google Street View in English: no luck, but try the French version Bern, Switzerland (GenevaLunch) - Google Street View is being taken to the Swiss administrative high court in Bellinzona, Ticino, by Federal Data Protection and Information Commissioner Hanspeter Thuer, after weeks of discussions have failed to ...
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• Cyberoam Launches Endpoint Data Protection

  
  Virtual Graffiti — Authority: 146
  Cyberoam, the vendor of Identity-based Unified Threat Management Solutions, announced the launch of its Endpoint Data Protection suite to secure corporate data and manage IT assets. This suite extends Cyberoam’s security protection from the gateway to the endpoint, reinforcing its presence as a complete security ...
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• Beware of your ex …..

  
  PJH Law - Employment Law Blog — Authority: 135
  We’re not talking in the Glenn Close sense …….. 75% of employers are concerned about potential reprisals from employees who have recently left their organisations, according to the Ernst & Young 2009 Global Information Security Survey.  This canvassed the view of 1900 senior execs and found that fear of ...
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• It’s Not Just For Card Data Any More

  
  McAfee Security Insights Blog — Authority: 121
  With all of the recent fuss about PCI requirements and how to protect payment cards, many companies have opted to take a far too narrow view of data protection. The PCI rules are absolutely designed to only apply to payment cards, but the same common-sense security guidelines will also dramatically help the security ...
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• Recap: cracking open US courtrooms

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — Authority: 984
  Access to US legal files is being transformed by a Napster-like sharing system called Recap The legal system is often accused of lagging behind the technological curve – indeed, it is only a couple of years since a high court judge made headlines by saying: "I dont really understand what a website is." He later ...
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• Official data powers postcode newspaper

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — Authority: 984
  Data.gov.uk project yields an automatic postcode-based introduction to your new neighbourhood What makes a newspaper relevant? To a team of developers trying to imagine how to make use of the new data.gov.uk repository – intended to hold all of the government data being made publicly available – the best way was ...
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• Switzerland takes Google to court

  
  Ya devi sarvabhuteshu matri rupena samsthita, Namas tasyai, Namas tasyai, Namas tasyai namo namah. — Authority: 128
  Web search giant Google faces a court case in Switzerland because of privacy concerns over its Street View service.The application allows a 360-degree view of any street-level location. “Numerous faces and vehicle number plates are not made sufficiently unrecognisable,” said data protection commissioner Hanspeter ...
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• 500k fines for data protection breaches - but what about Govt breaches?

  
  Tony Collins's IT Projects Blog — Authority: 121
  The Ministry of Justice has begun a consultation on giving the Information Commissioners Office the power to levy penalties of up to £500,000 for the most serious breaches of the Data Protection Act. The most serious breaches are made by government departments and agencies. So are there provisions for deterrent ...
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• Hard Drive Encryption Software : Maidstone And Tunbridge Wells NHS Sign Undertaking

  
  AlertBoot Endpoint Security — Authority: 130
  The Chief Executive of the Maidstone And Tunbridge Wells NHS Trust has signed an agreement with the Information Commissioners Office to better protect data.  Data encryption software was used sporadically by the trust, and this had resulted in the breach of patient data. Audiology Department Breach A laptop ...
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• Microsoft Data Protection Manager 2010 & Seagate

  
  Software Ruminations — Authority: 128
  Microsoft’s Data Protection Manager (DPM) is soon to arrive in it’s 2010 incarnation (first half 2010) so this week’s TechEd Conference is revealing a host of new features. DPM is currently a Windows focused product which, while not surprising, is quite limiting in many corporate IT environments these days. So ...
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• Consent will be required for cookies in Europe

  
  CyberLaw Blog — Authority: 138
  Consent will be required for cookies in Europe : “EDITORIAL: A law that demands consent to internet cookies has been approved and will be in force across the EU within 18 months. It is so breathtakingly stupid that the normally law-abiding business may be tempted to bend the rules to breaking point.” (Via ...
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• i365 to provide cloud storage for Microsoft DPM 2010

  
  Bink.nu — Authority: 579
  In conjunction with the beta release of Microsofts System Center Data Protection Manager (DPM) 2010, Seagates software company, i365, has entered into a partnership to provide cloud-based data protection for DPM 2010. The companies are currently developing a combined offering that will integrate i365s EVault data ...
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• Why so much delay with inSync 3.1 and Phoenix ??

  
  Druvaa Blog — Authority: 103
  Well, first let me confess that inSync v3.1 took much more time than we planned. We had initially planned to release inSync by July 09 and Phoenix public beta by Sep 09. In Short - We are working on a new storage engine codename Blackbird (based on the SR-71 legend). The new engine will use application specific ...
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• Why so much delay in inSync 3.1 and Phoenix ??

  
  Druvaa Blog — Authority: 103
  Well, first let me confess that inSync v3.1 took much more time than we planned. We had initially planned to release inSync by July 09 and Phoenix public beta by Sep 09. In Short - We are working on a new storage engine codename Blackbird (based on the SR-71 legend). The new engine will use application specific ...
  6 days ago

• Transparency, choice and control – now complete with a Dashboard!

  
  CyberLaw Blog — Authority: 138
  Transparency, choice and control – now complete with a Dashboard! : “ Posted by Alma Whitten, Software Engineer, Yariv Adan, Product Manager, and Marissa Mayer, VP of Search Products and User Experience Today, we are excited to announce the launch of Google Dashboard. Have you ever wondered what data is stored ...
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