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US Department of Veteran Affairs in yet another data breach

The US Department of Veterans Affairs is investigating yet another data breach, this time the theft of three PCs containing the details of 12,000 vets.

Skipton Building Society deploys new anti-fraud system for online accounts

Skipton Building Society has implemented Compliance Alert from Northland Systems as its anti-money laundering and fraud detection system.

HMRC exposes 25 million to fraud as it mislays discs

Paul Gray, the chairman of HM Revenue & Customs, has resigned following the loss of two discs in transit carrying the details of 25 million child benefit recipients.

Dell buys into remote management market

Dell will buy Everdream, a provider of remote desktop management systems. Financial terms were not disclosed.

RSA inventor: RSA standard made vulnerable through chip-design

Millions of computers running the RSA security standard could be vulnerable to hacking attacks because the design of modern processors makes it harder to detect bugs.

UK government loses data on 25 million Britons

Personal data on every child in the country and national insurance numbers and bank account details of parents and carers claiming child benefit have gone missing after the government sent two password-protected CDs through the post.

Cornish roofer caught for selling rogue software

A Cornish roofer has been caught out for selling counterfeit software on eBay.

Best Places to Work in IT 2008 finalists announced

Judges have sifted through the entries to find the IT departments doing the most to make their workplaces attractive to staff

SMEs get plug for data leakage

  • News
  • Author: Ian Grant
  • Date: 19 November 2007
With 70% of small businesses worried that they may be losing sensitive data via e-mail and surreptitious file transfers, software house Sophos has added data leakage protection to its suite of information security applications for small businesses. ...

Firms failing on data recovery, says Kroll Ontrack

Many companies are failing to provide for data recovery in their compliance policies, according to a global survey carried out by Kroll Ontrack, a provider of data recovery services.
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