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Showing 1-15 of 15 results foundU.K. commissioner blames CEOs for data breaches
July 11, 2007 "How can laptops holding details of customer accounts be used away from the office without strong encryption?" Richard Thomas scolds.U.K. banks off the hook for Indian data breach
January 13, 2006 No action in store for banks over alleged sales of customer data by an Indian call center worker, U.K. watchdog says.Ellison: Encryption is key to data protection
September 23, 2005 Oracle's chief also boasts about his company's security prowess while taking shots at Microsoft's efforts.The red herring of data protection
June 21, 2005 After a rash of data breaches, Ping Identity's Eric Norlin questions why corporations are storing personal data in the first place.If you thought 'Security '07' was hairy, just wait
January 3, 2008 Jon Oltsik says 2008 will bring a new cluster of headlines about information security and the workplace.British banks in talks to fight ID theft
March 10, 2005 RSA Security is in high-level discussions with all the big U.K. banks, as concern over ID theft and data protection rises.IBM unveils software for real-time data backup
August 26, 2005 Big Blue's product is designed to let workers automatically and continuously back up data to PCs and laptops.U.K. watchdog targets data breach
June 23, 2005 The Information Commissioner's Office says recent call-center security failure is a criminal breach of the U.K.'s Data Protection Act.Ripples continue from massive data breach
June 23, 2005 Amid fallout from CardSystems heist, consumers grow wary of e-commerce and lawmakers call for action.ChoicePoint: We're sorry for data leak
March 15, 2005 The data broker apologizes for exposing 145,000 Americans to ID fraud at a congressional hearing into the need for new data-protection laws.Uncle Sam's newest security challenge to businesses
November 5, 2007 Congress will soon consider new laws to better protect businesses against security breaches. Websense CEO Gene Hodges argues against a one-size-fits-all approach.U.K. data thieves face two years in prison
February 7, 2007 Proposed changes to law aim to deter insiders and others who sell or deliberately misuse confidential information.Veritas CEO defends Symantec acquisition
April 25, 2005 The companies' products address two facets of the same data protection problem, says Chief Executive Gary Bloom.This week in data protection
March 4, 2005 PayMaxx shutters additional parts of its online payroll site, after a Web programmer continued to find holes in the system.Senate moves toward new data security rules
July 28, 2005 Three congressional committees meet to work on new security breach laws, though their proposals aren't quite ready for final vote.
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