All Risk Management News - March 2008

It's mad, bad and dangerous not to know IT

Britain's parents are cyber slackers who need to improve their IT knowledge if they are to

Hardware failure biggest threat to business continuity

Hardware failure was the top disruption threat to UK business operations in 2007, according to a report by Sungard Availability Services.

Heavy handed security deters majority from taking it seriously, says new research

Most employees by-pass security controls at...

Business Continuity Institute extends credential

The Business Continuity...

UK struggles with non-physical contingency planning, Deloitte says

UK business is facing several key business continuity challenges, according to risk management consultancy company Deloitte.

TJX must tighten security after data breach

US retailer TJX, from which wireless hackers stole the personal and banking details of 45 million customers, has settled its case with the Federal Trade Commission.

A fifth of flights cancelled at Heathrow Terminal 5 following technical problems

A fifth of flights were cancelled from Heathrow Terminal 5 today (28 March) after yesterday's technical problems with the baggage system.

Report calls for child internet safety council

A major report on children's use of technology has recommended the government to set up a child internet safety council that would draw up a strategy on keeping children safe online.

Civil liberties group compiles dossier on personal data legislation in US and Europe

The US-based Centre for Democracy and Technology (CDT) has published a compendium of prevailing legislation in the US, UK and Europe on "sensitive" personal information, how it is collected, stored and used.

PrimeLife personal data protection project wins £7.8m EU funding

The European Union is to spend £7.8m on a three-year project to enhance users' privacy in social networks, virtual communities and other Web 2.0 technologies.
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