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UK: ICO takes enforcement action against Hastings and Rother PCT for data loss

Posted on February 13, 2009 by Dissent

From the press release (pdf) from the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO): The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has taken enforcement action against Hastings and Rother Primary Care Trust (PCT) following a breach of the Data Protection Act. This is the eighth time the ICO has taken enforcement action against an NHS organisation for breaching the Data…

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Ca: Privacy commissioner may investigate City of Regina privacy breach

Posted on February 12, 2009 by Dissent

Joe Couture reports: Contrary to statements made by a City of Regina executive, the Office of the Saskatchewan Information and Privacy Commissioner has not yet decided whether or not to undertake a formal investigation into the breach of privacy announced by the city yesterday. Read more in the Leader-Post

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UK: Busy Bees childcare voucher data leak plugged – Update

Posted on February 12, 2009 by Dissent

A UK child care voucher scheme has been taken off line after user Nick Gibbins found that the “web” application was exposing personal data for over one hundred thousand users. Gibbins found that the Busy Bees childcare voucher system was actually implemented using Citrix Metaframe, exporting the user interface from a Windows 2000 application to…

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Deal leaves money, language on health IT mostly intact

Posted on February 12, 2009 by Dissent

Andrew Noyes reports: The compromise stimulus deal leaves much of each chamber’s proposed funding for health information technology intact, according to an overview circulated by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Wednesday and a preliminary summary of the compromise that was subject to change. […] The package would also expand federal privacy and security protections for…

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Physician, heal thyself? Hackers continue exposing vulnerabilities in security firms’ databases

Posted on February 12, 2009 by Dissent

First it was Kaspersky. Then it was BitDefender Portugal. Today it’s F-Secure, but no personal data was accessible. F-Secure posted a response on their site: […] During the last few days a Romanian group has been doing SQL injection attacks on several security vendor’s websites and early this morning they hit us. One of our…

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JP: Personal data of 4,210 students, teachers lost

Posted on February 12, 2009 by Dissent

An external hard disc containing the personal information of 4,210 people, including students’ academic records and the addresses of graduates and teachers, has been lost from Ritsumeikan Junior and Senior High School in Kyoto, the school announced Thursday. Believing the disc, which disappeared on Feb. 7, may have been stolen, Ritsumeikan filed a complaint with…

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