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A few ICO undertakings that flew under the radar

Posted on March 27, 2011 by Dissent

I thought that whenever the UK’s Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) had an entity sign an undertaking to improve data security or privacy protective practices, the office issued a press release.  But thanks to Stewart Room, I’ve  learned that that’s not necessarily the case.  Stewart alerted us all to a recently signed undertaking that involved a…

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Glazers take legal action against Manchester United fan after web leak of corporate clients

Posted on March 27, 2011 by Dissent

The Glazers’ reputation at Manchester United is set to take another battering after it emerged the club are suing one supporter who took action to oppose the under-fire owners. Lawyers acting for United filed a writ at the High Court accusing Thomas McKenna of damaging their business by publishing names and addresses of hundreds of their…

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Maryville Academy says sensitive data potentially compromised

Posted on March 26, 2011 by Dissent

The Chicago Sun-Times, the Chicago Tribune and WGN News are reporting a breach involving records on nearly 3900 children held by Illinois childcare agency, the Maryville Academy. A notice on Maryville Academy‘s web site says: Notice Notice To All Current and Former Maryville Academy Residents and Clients Who Received Services Between 1992 and January 25, 2011: Maryville Academy has…

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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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Stolen computers and hard drives with personal information recovered after break-in at Wheeler & Associates CPA

Posted on March 18, 2011 by Dissent

More than two months after a break-in at Wheeler & Associates CPA, lawyers for the firm have notified the New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office of the incident. According to the letter dated March 8, computers and hard drives stolen during the break-in included names, addresses, and Social Security numbers of an unspecified number of people.  The…

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(follow-up) Saint Francis Health System Notifies Customers and Patients after Security Breach

Posted on March 17, 2011 by Dissent

On Feb. 12, following up on a lead from HHS’s breach tool, I learned about a breach at Saint Francis – Broken Arrow Hospital in Oklahoma, which I reported on this blog, here. Over a month later, the hospital has issued a press release. It says, in part: Recently, Saint Francis Health System reported security…

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