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OPM OIG Audit Finds Significant Problems Remain

Posted on November 24, 2015 by Dissent

From the Executive Summary of FY 2015 FISMA Results:   The significant deficiency related to information security governance has been dropped due to the reorganization of the Office of the Chief Information Officer (OCIO).   OPM’s system development life cycle policy is not enforced for all system development projects.   OPM does not maintain a…

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Personal data of thousands of Jefferson Co. residents exists online

Posted on November 24, 2015 by Dissent

Eric Besson reports: As public anxiety persists over regular reports of major data breaches, Social Security numbers of up to thousands of current and former Jefferson County residents can be found online in electronic county records, increasing locals’ vulnerability to a costly and stressful ordeal. The issue lingers from an unresolved statewide privacy gap spotted almost a…

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Dallas County has been exposing tens of thousands of people’s SSN and details for more than a decade – CBS

Posted on November 24, 2015 by Dissent

CBS Dallas isn’t revealing details because, despite their warnings to the county for 6 months and despite assurances from the county that it would address the problem, Dallas County still hasn’t secured the personal information of tens of thousands of North Texans. Personal information, including Social Security Numbers, addresses, dates of birth, and driver’s license numbers have reportedly…

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FL: Federal jury finds wrongdoing, but no emotional distress, in records snooping case

Posted on November 24, 2015 by Dissent

Well, this is different. A jury actually found for a plaintiff who alleged snooping in her driver’s records – and awarded her damages that included penalizing the Marion County Sheriff’s Office for enabling the snooping.  Nicki Gorny reports: An Ocala woman did not suffer emotional distress when a former Marion County Sheriff’s Office deputy snooped…

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Ca: Andrew Younger files complaint with Privacy Commissioner after personal health information revealed

Posted on November 24, 2015 by Dissent

Marieke Walsh reports: After personal health information was disclosed yesterday, Dartmouth East MLA Andrew Younger is filing a complaint against Kirby McVicar with the Information and Privacy Commissioner. McVicar, chief of staff to Premier Stephen McNeil, told reporters on Monday that Younger was suffering from PTSD and had a possible brain tumour. Read more on Global News.

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UK: Merseyside PC to face disciplinary probe over snooping allegations

Posted on November 24, 2015 by Dissent

Joe Thomas reports: A Merseyside police officer is facing a disciplinary probe over allegations she used force computers inappropriately and failed to tell bosses of her links to someone with a criminal conviction. PC Paula Humphreys will appear before by a misconduct panel next week over the accusations. The hearing, scheduled to begin on November 30, will…

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