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Personal data at another college has been exposed, allowing potential hackers to gain access to student information. A sizeable 60 per cent of UK organisations have suffered at least one data breach over the last 12 months, according to a new survey. Technical innovations, coupled with regulations, more sophisticated attacks and gaps between technology deployed and the knowledge of the users continue to grow larger, Art Coveillo Jr., president of RSA, said in his keynote address at the RSA Conference. The UK Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has published revised guidance designed to help individuals understand how their personal information may be used by organisations, and to explain their rights under the Data Protection Act. IT security teams need to know about confidentiality clauses in contracts. The FBI has arrested two men and charged them with stealing customer information from the servers of US mortgage lender Countrywide Financial. As Google launches its Google Health, security experts are concerned that personal medical records are at a greater risk of being breached. Information security budgets are not in jeopardy, according to a survey of 300 network administrators. The University of Miami disclosed on Friday that one of its storage vendors lost a number of back-up tapes containing the personal information of more than two million patients. We all dream of being our own boss, but what does it take to set up a successful business in the real world? Mark Mayne has some advice. Employees remain the greatest risk to an organisation's data. Warnings should have been flagged up to avoid the transfer of unencrypted .data Symantec has found that nearly 80 percent of businesses surveyed in Australia have had some form of data breach. A new identity theft bill is set to become US federal law, adding stiffer penalties and stricter definitions for identity and information theft crimes. Cloud computing and security - what are the issues? Information at the moment is sketchy to say the least. An article that appeared in last weekend's Glasgow Sunday Herald claiming personal information belonging to eight million travellers had been winkled has been denounced.
Howard Schmidt takes on the role of first president of the Information
Security Forum. At the rate data breaches occur, it might be easier for everyone to just post their private information straight to the web. People just don’t think that putting family genealogy, exposes them and their families to spying by ID fraudsters and for that matter anyone else (stalkers, paedophiles, employers, parents). Daily Mail, which has spent months lambasting the UK government on data security, has itself lost a laptop containing the personal information of staff.