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Ministry of Justice loses 45,000 records

Laptops "inadequately protected", report reveals Read more

Jul 25, 2008

silicon.com > Technology > Security

Watchdog demands data breach confessions

Vital for consumer defence? Read more

Sep 1, 2008

silicon.com > Technology > Security

MoD admits losing nearly 2m recruits' details

One million more than first thought... Read more

Oct 14, 2008

silicon.com > Special Features > Agenda Setters 2008

CEOs told - take responsibility for 'toxic' data

Information Commissioner: "it's time for the penny to drop" Read more

Oct 29, 2008

silicon.com > Management > Public Sector

MoD admits to losing 11,000 ID cards

Another day, another data breach Read more

Mar 13, 2008

silicon.com > Management > Public Sector

Outlawed: Reckless loss of data

"Substantial" fines to deter loss Read more

May 12, 2008

silicon.com > Management > Public Sector

Reports in full: HMRC and MoD data breaches

News analysis: The damning findings and recommendations Read more

Jun 26, 2008

silicon.com > Special Features > Full Disclosure

Probe into loss of 21,000 hospital patient details

Probe into loss of 21,000 hospital patient details

Stolen laptop was unencrypted Read more

Jun 30, 2008

silicon.com > Management > Public Sector

ICO: Data breach law moves closer

And gov't spot checks on the cards Read more

Jul 3, 2008

silicon.com > Special Features > IT Risk Management

Web security breach exposes 54,000 card details

Web security breach exposes 54,000 card details

Newcastle City Council admits to blunder Read more

Jul 27, 2007

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