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This week’s e-mail gaffe

Posted on April 19, 2013 by Dissent

This week’s e-mail gaffe involves a law firm in the U.K.: A member of Addleshaw Goddard‘s HR team has mistakenly emailed every trainee’s performance ratings to the entire firm. A junior member of the team sent details of the upcoming trainee seat moves to the firm. But the hapless HR staffer also managed to attach to the…

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Justice Institute employee sues ICBC for privacy breach that allegedly led to her vehicle torched, bullets fired at home

Posted on April 19, 2013 by Dissent

I had described it as what might be the worst – or one of the worst – breaches of 2011. An unnamed employee of  the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia (ICBC) had allegedly accessed information on over 60 people and passed the information along to an unidentified man. At least 13 students associated with the college…

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IIROC notifies investment firms and clients after device with personal information lost (updated)

Posted on April 12, 2013 by Dissent

From their press release of yesterday: The Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada (IIROC) deeply regrets the accidental loss of a portable device that contained personal information relating to clients of a number of investment firms.  IIROC has taken several measures to notify the firms and their clients and to provide them with support services. As soon as…

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Former employee who sold firm’s databases on eBay found guilty of database rights infringement

Posted on April 12, 2013 by Dissent

Out-Law.com reports: A man who sold databases belonging to a former employer on eBay has been found guilty of database rights infringement. The High Court also found the man who purchased the databases, and the woman who subsequently marketed them for sale to others, guilty of database rights infringement. The employee, referred to as ‘Mr Wall’…

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NZ: Privacy breaches revealed

Posted on April 10, 2013 by Dissent

Then again, maybe the government of New Zealand should just stop using all mail altogether – postal and email.  Here’s yet another breach: Confidential legal aid details of a Bay man accused of breaching community work were mistakenly sent to a woman in a major privacy breach. The Katikati man’s name, address and what his…

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Queenstowners’ personal details leaked in privacy breach

Posted on April 10, 2013 by Dissent

There have been a slew of email gaffes in the New Zealand news recently, so many so that I haven’t posted most of them here.  But here’s one that strikes me as pretty inexcusable. Celia Crosble reports: Thousands of Queenstowners’ personal details have been exposed in an “embarrassing” major privacy breach by the district council’s…

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