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Author: Dissent

Data Breach in the Clouds

Posted on March 22, 2011 by Dissent

David Navetta writes: I was recently provided an opportunity to write the lead article for Hisox’s new “global technology news” publication.  Hiscox is one of the leading international insurers of “cyber risk” (a.k.a.data security and privacy insurance) and has taken an active role in understanding and insuring this risk.  Their expertise lead them to focus on…

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Privacy not at risk in Medicare, Centrelink merger: OAIC

Posted on March 22, 2011 by Dissent

Chloe Herrick reports: The impending merger of Medicare Australia and Centrelink under new legislation will not trample Australians’ privacy according to the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC). In its submission to the Senate community affairs committee (PDF) Australian Privacy Commissioner, Timothy Pilgrim – one of three commissioners at the OAIC – argued the merger…

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UK: Security scare as council loses memory stick containing medical info and access codes to the homes of thousands of vulnerable people

Posted on March 22, 2011 by Dissent

The Daily Mail reports: A council has lost a memory stick containing home security codes and medical information for thousands of elderly people.The data device holds the medical details on 4,000 people looked after by Leicester City Council support service as well as 2,000 key codes which can be used to gain access to their…

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TX: Local Man Finds Student Social Security Numbers in Field

Posted on March 21, 2011 by Dissent

Eli Ross reports on a document disposal breach involving the Killeen Independent School District. The papers may have (and I stress may at this point as nothing’s clear or confirmed): […] Perez showed News 10 where the wind had blown many documents, and News 10 found even more, including teacher evaluations, test-preparation materials, and even…

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All of East Chicago Public Library’s records on stolen drives

Posted on March 21, 2011 by Dissent

Wow. Steve Zabroski reports: East Chicago – Indiana State Police arrived at the East Chicago Public Library on Friday afternoon to investigate the reported theft of computer hard drives holding all the library’s records, but the library’s former director said nobody told him about missing equipment. Manuel “Manny” Montalvo was abruptly fired by library trustees…

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2010 Annual Study: U.K. Cost of a Data Breach

Posted on March 21, 2011 by Dissent

This 2010 Ponemon Institute benchmark study, sponsored by Symantec Corporation, examines the costs incurred by 38 organisations after experiencing a data breach. Results were not hypothetical responses; they represent cost estimates for activities resulting from actual data loss incidents. This is the fourth annual study of this issue. Breaches included in the study ranged from…

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