privacy in comment and analysis
Mark Zuckerberg
AS Profile However, it's not all been plain sailing as concerns have been raised about the company's privacy policies. As founder and CEO of Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg topped the Agenda Setters list in 2007 after the social network... [08 Oct 2009]
How to secure your on-the-go data
Comment Its use can help shield organisations from potential fines and reputational risks should devices be lost or stolen, and it helps organisations achieve compliance with privacy and data protection regulations. [30 Jul 2009]
The Weekly Round-Up: 10.07.09
Round-Up Even worse, Lady Sawers failed to add any privacy protection on her account, meaning that any Facebook users in the open-access London network could access the entries. Despite the best attempts of the political... [10 Jul 2009]
Naked CIO: Should you monitor staff?
Comment Certainly there exist questions with respect to privacy in any environment and monitoring emails and internet usage is a slippery slope. Having employees agree to a 'right to search' is imperative in order to overcome... [29 Jun 2009]
Mobile directory - invasion of privacy or invaluable service?
Comment Does the UK's new mobile phone directory go far enough to protect your privacy? Simon Davies, director of Privacy International, was involved with Connectivity but left two years ago following the... [25 Jun 2009]
Preventing data loss - what's needed
Comment The headache this causes should not be underestimated - a key reason for getting data use under control is to demonstrate compliance with various privacy and security regulations. Though there are plenty of tools to help... [16 Jun 2009]
Naked CIO: The problems with social networking
Comment What about the issue of privacy, confidentiality and commercially sensitive information? Social networking sites such as Facebook and Twitter pose a host of difficulties for businesses and business people, says the Naked... [11 May 2009]
Inbox: Chip and PIN latest big IDea - and still no readers
Comment And this is mainly because no one outside government can access either the chip on the card or the central database, so these details cannot be used to verify your identity and are a completely useless invasion of privacy. [20 Apr 2009]
Inbox: Underground safe from mobile chatter
Comment If DPI does indeed start to be used by government agencies or ISPs then we must all look at ways to scramble our data - we all have something to hide - our privacy. Privacy at stake The weekly Inbox... [23 Mar 2009]
Legal Eye: Social networkers get smart about privacy rights
Comment Social networking fans are getting more aware of their privacy rights online, says Ruth Hoy, and they're using web 2.0 technology to protect them. Privacy issues are rife online, with data breaches a... [05 Mar 2009]
Naked CIO: Cloud - so what's the big deal?
Comment Cloud computing can present some real privacy compliance issues which need to be considered. Everyone's talking about cloud computing but the Naked CIO just doesn't see what all the fuss is about. Here's his take. [16 Feb 2009]
Securing your business - what to invest in
Comment Adrian Seccombe, chief information security officer and senior enterprise information architect at pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly, and board member of security body The Jericho Forum, says: "Those organisations which have not had a... [11 Feb 2009]
Beware - Big Brother is watching you get drunk
Comment This week's silicon.com inbox is bursting with comments around two related themes: surveillance and privacy. The fact that the State gives out the message that this blurring of public/private lives is acceptable just... [10 Feb 2009]
How to recover from a data breach
Comment The Privacy Commissioner has outlined the key steps, broken down into four key steps: breach containment and preliminary assessment; evaluation of the risks associated with the breach; notification; and prevention. [09 Feb 2009]
Cloud computing for finance firms - is it compliant?
Comment The lack of transparency associated with the cloud poses a significant issue in terms of compliance with privacy and data protection requirements. In this context the UK Information Commissioner's Office has published a... [03 Feb 2009]
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