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Latest blogosphere posts tagged “data protection”
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Beware of your ex …..
PJH Law - Employment Law Blog —
Authority: 136
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 ...19 hours ago -
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 ...1 day ago -
Recap: cracking open US courtrooms
The Guardian - guardian.co.uk —
Authority: 982
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 ...1 day ago -
Official data powers postcode newspaper
The Guardian - guardian.co.uk —
Authority: 982
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 ...1 day ago -
500k fines for data protection breaches - but what about Govt breaches?
Tony Collins's IT Projects Blog —
Authority: 118
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 ...1 day ago -
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 ...2 days ago -
Microsoft Data Protection Manager 2010 & Seagate
Software Ruminations —
Authority: 126
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 ...2 days ago -
Consent will be required for cookies in Europe
CyberLaw Blog —
Authority: 137
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 ...2 days ago -
i365 to provide cloud storage for Microsoft DPM 2010
Bink.nu —
Authority: 558
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 ...2 days ago -
Why so much delay with inSync 3.1 and Phoenix ??
Druvaa Blog —
Authority: 108
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 ...3 days ago -
Why so much delay in inSync 3.1 and Phoenix ??
Druvaa Blog —
Authority: 108
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 ...3 days ago -
Transparency, choice and control – now complete with a Dashboard!
CyberLaw Blog —
Authority: 137
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 ...3 days ago -
UK Government rejects call to secure snoop data
CyberLaw Blog —
Authority: 137
Government rejects call to secure snoop data : “ Mandatory crypto ‘impractical’ Councils and police will continue to pass around sensitive data obtained using spying powers in the clear, after the government rejected calls to impose encryption.… “ (Via The Register – Public Sector .)3 days ago -
Telcos’ data breach notification amendment is passed
CyberLaw Blog —
Authority: 137
Telcos’ data breach notification amendment is passed : “The European Council has approved a data breach notification rule for Europe’s telecoms firms. The amendment to an EU Directive will force telcos to tell customers if they lose their data.” (Via OUT-LAW News .)3 days ago -
Google centralises privacy control
CyberLaw Blog —
Authority: 137
Google centralises privacy control : (Guardian) With the new Google Dashboard , the personal data and product settings of different Google products are combined on one side to make it simpler for users to deal with them. The feature, which has just been launched, looks like a console for your personal data. Now you ...3 days ago -
Experts agree on proposed global privacy standards
CyberLaw Blog —
Authority: 137
Experts agree on proposed global privacy standards : (AFP) Experts from 50 nations meeting in Madrid have reached a draft agreement on international standards for the protection of privacy and personal data. Under the proposed standards, data may only be processed after obtaining the ‘free, unambiguous and ...3 days ago -
Privacy, An Issue of Church Security, Part 1
Onward, Forward, Toward... —
Authority: 121
Once in a long while, you hear a very disturbing news story that involves a church…. A madman has entered a church on Sunday morning brandishing a weapon, injuring and killing innocent victims… A separated parent, desperate to see their children, is manipulated for more support money by the other parent by ...5 days ago -
Hard Disk Encryption Not On Laptop: Follow Up On Connecticut Data Breach
AlertBoot Endpoint Security —
Authority: 130
A little over two years ago, a laptop computer belonging to the Connecticut Department of Revenue Services (DRS) was stolen. It did not use hard drive encryption software like AlertBoot to protect its contents and led to the breach of personal information for 106,000 people. An investigation was started since ...6 days ago -
Safend Named to the 2009 Israel Technology Fast 50
Virtual Graffiti —
Authority: 148
Ranked in the top 10, Safend is recognized for continued growth and innovative security solutions November 3, 2009 – Philadelphia and Tel Aviv, Israel – Safend, a leading provider of endpoint data protection solutions, today announced that they were named Number 7 on the 2009 Deloitte Israel Technology Fast 50, a ...6 days ago -
Drive Encryption Software: Williams College Experiences Laptop Theft
AlertBoot Endpoint Security —
Authority: 130
Williams College, in Williamstown, Massachusetts has alerted the NH Attorney General about a recent computer theft. It was not mentioned whether the stolen computer had hard disk encryption installed to protect its contents, a move that would have been highly appreciated by the 750 affected, Im certain. Car ...1 week ago