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The top five internal security threats
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Whitehall reports 30 data losses since November
The information commissioner has criticised further 'inexcusable' data losses in the public and private sectors since the HMRC fiasco in November more
Scottish Ambulance Service loses encrypted 999 disc
The ambulance service has lost the emergency-call details of almost one million people on an encrypted disc more
Information commissioner to act against HMRC, MoD
The privacy watchdog will serve enforcement notices against two government departments over 'deplorable failures' to safeguard data more
Systemic failure blamed for HMRC data loss
Two reports have found the loss by HMRC of 25 million child-benefit claimant details was 'entirely avoidable' more
PGP: Encryption alone no cure for data breaches
In the fight against security breaches, PGP chief executive Phil Dunkelberger cautions that encryption by itself is not the answer more
Keeping mobile data from going walkabout
Mobile email is no longer the preserve of upper management but providing access to company information on the go has its risks more
Virgin Media loses 3,000 customers' details on CD
The telecoms company claims to have contacted the 'vast majority' of customers whose personal and banking details were lost on an unencrypted CD more
MoD announces data-protection action plan
The ministry has published a plan of how it intends to meet 51 data-policy recommendations made as part of review into the loss of MoD laptops more
Justice minister urges overhaul of gov't data handling
Michael Wills has called for the government to handle data transactions as carefully as financial transactions more
NHS trust loses 21,000 patient details on laptop
The patient details were stored on an unencrypted laptop stolen from the car of a Colchester hospital trust manager more
How to avoid liability for a data breach
Data breaches can be costly not only for customers but for the business involved. Implementing certain measures, however, can limit liability more
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What was achieved there is recognised to be of fundamental importance to both winning the war (Churchill visited to say 'thank you' to them) and the development of the computer. Maybe Bill Gates doesn't want to support this museum because it underlines where electronic computing started i.e. here, not the U.S.
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It didn't seem fair to wade into Microsoft's “Mojave Experiment” advert quite so soon after the flat earth incident. But The Economist has no such qualms: in this week's issue, it wonders if it had...
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