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Endpoint Security - Data Protection for IT, Freedom for Laptop Users

Endpoint Security - Data Protection for IT, Freedom for Laptop Users

...worldwide shift towards the use of mobile devices coupled with recently-enacted data breach legislation has created a new challenge for it organizations: balancing the... Read more

1 April, 2012

Lack of metrics hobbles security, says Enisa

...interests as this could lead to reputational damage, he said, suggesting that data-breach legislation may be required to incentivise businesses to report security incidents... Read more

28 March, 2011 by Tom Espiner

Security chief: Data-breach laws must be fair

Any UK data-breach legislation must not single out businesses or consumers but be fair... Read more

20 September, 2007 by Gemma Simpson
Endpoint Security: Data Protection for IT, Freedom for Laptop Users

Endpoint Security: Data Protection for IT, Freedom for Laptop Users

...worldwide shift towards the use of mobile devices coupled with recently-enacted data breach legislation has created a new challenge for IT organizations: balancing the... Read more

5 May, 2009

Guardian site hack may affect half a million

...Schueler VZ showed such companies may also need to be governed by data-breach legislation. "Obligations to ensure protection against data breaches cannot be limited... Read more

26 October, 2009 by Tom Espiner

Data breach law: IT managers say 'No'

...by security company Clearswift, asked IT managers whether the UK should enact data breach legislation. Overwhelmingly, IT managers said 'No' -- 87 percent of them don... Read more

5 June, 2008

Symantec, RSA call for unified data-breach law

...of Symantec, and Art Coviello, the president of RSA, called for unified data-breach legislation in the US. Similar calls were made in the UK... Read more

9 April, 2008 by Tom Espiner

Lords calls for urgent action on internet security

The House of Lords has urged the government to change its 'laissez-faire' attitude and tackle public internet security concerns Read more

10 August, 2007 by Tom Espiner

Business warning over data security

...Full Disclosure campaign has been calling on the government to review its data breach legislation and improve the reporting of information security breaches in the... Read more

11 December, 2007 by Natasha Lomas

ID cards will be secure, insists Home Office

But what happens if they're not... ? Read more

25 October, 2007 by Gemma Simpson

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