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• ISPs and public believe Government data safeguards inadequate

  
  CyberLaw Blog — Authority: 140
  ISPs and public believe Government data safeguards inadequate : “The internet access industry and members of the public have rejected the Government’s plans to retain details of citizens’ internet access, saying that safeguards for internet users’ privacy were inadequate.” (Via OUT-LAW News .)
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• Formulating a backup policy for data generated by terminated employees.

  
  IT answers — Authority: 458
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• ICO chastises NHS over data losses

  
  CyberLaw Blog — Authority: 140
  ICO chastises NHS over data losses : “ A very leaky vessel indeed NHS organisations were responsible for 30 per cent of the security breaches reported to the Information Commissioner’s Office over the last two years.… “ (Via The Register – Public Sector .)
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• Burglary and theft account for a third of data security breaches, reports ICO

  
  CyberLaw Blog — Authority: 140
  Burglary and theft account for a third of data security breaches, reports ICO : “The biggest security risks for organisations that process people’s personal details are burglary and theft, according to figures just published by the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO).” (Via OUT-LAW News .)
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• Government will keep DNA profiles for six years, not 12

  
  CyberLaw Blog — Authority: 140
  Government will keep DNA profiles for six years, not 12 : “The Government will remove from its DNA database the profiles of most adults arrested but not charged or convicted of an offence after six years. The Home Office announcement follows a ruling against the UK by the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR).” ...
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• DNA Rention Limits – More of the Same

  
  Where is Your Data? — Authority: 92
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• Telcos’ data breach notification amendment is passed

  
  CyberLaw Blog — Authority: 140
  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 .)
  2 weeks ago

• Google centralises privacy control

  
  CyberLaw Blog — Authority: 140
  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 ...
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• Securing Your Computer’s Information

  
  Wael Isa — Authority: 149
  It is no secret that there are computer hackers out there and any information on our computer systems is susceptible to attack. Ensuring confidentiality of sensitive information is critical to any organization. Any compromise of information about your business, customers, employees or partners could lead to very ...
  2 weeks ago

• Google Dashboard – Does It Need Another Name?

  
  Technology, Thoughts, and Trinkets — Authority: 107
  Pages:  1 2 I like to pretend that I’m somewhat web savvy, and that I can generally guess where links on large websites will take me. This apparently isn’t the case with Blogger – I have a Blogger account to occasionally comment on blogs in the Google blogsphere, but despise the service enough that I ...
  2 weeks ago

• Super Talent Announces First USB 3.0 Flash Drive, Transfer rate 320 MB/s

  
  Tech Mania — Authority: 137
  Super Talent Technology has been making a name for itself in the Solid State Drive market with speedy SSDs and its PCIe based RAIDDrive solutions. The company is now announcing that it plans to be the first in the world to ship USB 3.0 flash drives, with first availability at the beginning of December. The SuperSpeed ...
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• Thinking About a ‘Privacy Commons’

  
  Technology, Thoughts, and Trinkets — Authority: 107
  Pages:  1 2 In some privacy circles there is a vision of creating a simple method of decoding privacy policies. As it stands, privacy policies ‘exist’ in a nebulous domain of legalese. Few people read these policies, and fewer still understand what they do (and do not) say. The same has traditionally ...
  2 weeks ago

• Google Dashboard Lists Account Info to Calm Privacy Critics

  
  Google Watch — Authority: 425
  Google made another move to assuage the concerns of privacy critics Nov. 5, with the Google Dashboard , which provides a summary of the application data associated with Google accounts. Account summaries appear on the left, with links to manage those accounts (and delete data) listed cleanly on the right. The ...
  2 weeks ago

• Police log ‘domestic extremists’

  
  CyberLaw Blog — Authority: 140
  Police log ‘domestic extremists’ : Thousands of activists monitored on network of overlapping databases Police are gathering the personal details of thousands of activists who attend political meetings and protests, and storing their data on a network of nationwide intelligence databases. The hidden apparatus ...
  3 weeks ago

• More than 5 million people now on DNA database

  
  CyberLaw Blog — Authority: 140
  More than 5 million people now on DNA database : “ Still growing despite court ruling The estimated number of people whose DNA profile is stored by the government has broken the five million mark for the first time.… “ (Via The Register – Public Sector .)
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• DEFRA loses tapes – and plot

  
  CyberLaw Blog — Authority: 140
  DEFRA loses tapes – and plot : “ Situation normal – usual staggering government incompetence It has been revealed that the UK’s Rural Payments Agency (RPA) lost tapes five months ago which contained the payment details of more than 100,000 farmers in the UK. It told DEFRA and DEFRA told nobody else, ...
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• UK Court of Appeal Judgment on Police Database

  
  CyberLaw Blog — Authority: 140
  COURT OF APPEAL JUDGMENT ON POLICE DATABASE : “ On 19 October 2009, the Court of Appeal, in Chief Constable of Humberside Police v Information Commissioner (2009) EWCA Civ 1079, allowed police appeals against a decision of the IC, upheld by the IT, that data on old minor convictions (of which there are ...
  4 weeks ago

• Police make a mockery of data protection

  
  CyberLaw Blog — Authority: 140
  Police make a mockery of data protection : “ Court judgment ‘forgets privacy rights of millions’ Comment While the police are very keen to retain as much data on the average citizen as they can ‘just in case’ it becomes useful, they are markedly less happy when the data being collected relates to ...
  4 weeks ago

• Police can keep convictions database, says Court of Appeal

  
  CyberLaw Blog — Authority: 140
  Police can keep convictions database, says Court of Appeal : “Police forces can keep a record of spent convictions on a single central database without breaking data protection laws, the Court of Appeals has said. Police would have had to delete a million records from their system if they had lost.” (Via OUT-LAW ...
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