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Businesses should tackle data management
Investing in master data management makes sense even in a tough economy, argues Gartner.
Brent Council unveils data clean-up plan
The North London-based local authority has bought new software to assure the quality of citizen data before it is integrated with key...
Survey: IT pros ignore poor data quality
The majority of senior IT executives are aware the quality of their master data is poor, costing some as much as $100 million a year.
ICO slaps Surrey County Council with £120,000 fine
Surrey County Council gets hit with a £120,000 fine for misdirecting emails containing personal data.
Google threatened with legal action over Wi-Fi scandal
Google has been threatened with legal action by a 38-state coalition in the US looking for more info on the Wi-Fi data collection scandal.
The Midweek Interview: Bill Shelton part one
In the first part of our interview with Bill Shelton, Data Protection Manager product manager at Microsoft, he discusses the changing shape of...
Broadband speeds slumping in peak hours
uSwitch data shows broadband speeds are crippled during peak hours in the UK.
Microsoft investigates potential Windows Phone 7 glitch
Microsoft says it will look into a possible Windows Phone 7 data glitch following user complaints.
ICO supports prison sentences for serious breaches
In a response to an MoJ call for evidence, the ICO says it supports prison sentences for serious breaches of the Data Protection Act.
Gartner calls for basic cloud rights
Cloud customers should have a number of basic rights, such as ownership over their data, according to Gartner.
Tandberg unveils Virtual Tape Library series
Tandberg Data has launched a new series of Virtual Tape Libraries.
Moorepay refutes stolen laptop claim
Payroll specialist Moorepay refutes claim by The People newspaper that a laptop containing financial data relating to the Duchy of Cornwall estate...
Hackers hunt hackers in credit card company compromise
Hackers have published data about alleged cyber criminal activity at a credit card processor company.
Home Office: Cloud computing aiding terrorism
Cloud computing can be used by terrorists as a way of transmitting data without being caught, the Home Office warns.
Malicious Android app taps user contacts
Another malicious Android app is spotted - this time texting all user contacts and taking phone data.
Treasury to replace COINS database?
The Treasury may replace the COINS database and have public spending data published via a different service, a spokesperson has suggested.
ICO launches online personal data code of practice
A new code of practice from the ICO offers guidance to companies on what to do with people's online personal information.
Sidekick customers file lawsuits
American T-Mobile Sidekick customers are beginning to file lawsuits against the companies responsible for the data failure.
Cloud computing inherently dangerous, says Check Point
Check Point explains the dangers of cloud computing and says how technology can help prevent data leaks.
Android Trojan spotted assisting click fraud
The HongTouTou Android Trojan is causing a fuss after it emerged it could steal data and help carry out click fraud.
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