Monster Munch

By Jason Slater in Reader

Posted in Management, Internet on January 27, 2009 at 3:18 pm

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Monster.co.uk recently posted an important security message warning users that Monsters’ “database was illegally accessed” - you can read more about it in this post: Monster Has Been Munched.

I anticipate loss of personal information of this nature to be just the start. With more and more of our information, including our office documents and social networking information, being put out onto the cloud how safe is our information really?

Without more transparency of how our information is stored and protected I wonder if our data could ever really be safe anywhere?

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