- The top five internal security threats
- Keeping mobile data from going walkabout
- Lib Dems call for data guardians
- Worker suspended over loss of prisoner data
- Ministry of Justice reports nine data breaches
- Foreign Office reports five data breaches since 2007
- ICO: Gov't ignoring data-sharing hazards
- Lords presses government for data-breach law
- Video: Get the most out of your data
- Justice minister urges overhaul of gov't data handling
- MoD announces data-protection action plan
- Systemic failure blamed for HMRC data loss
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How do companies deal with information management? Jonathan Steel, CEO of tech-research firm The Bathwick Group, gives insights based on a recent ZDNet.co.uk benchmark survey
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The top five internal security threats
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Keeping mobile data from going walkabout
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Lib Dems call for data guardians
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Worker suspended over loss of prisoner data
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Ministry of Justice reports nine data breaches
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Foreign Office reports five data breaches since 2007
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ICO: Gov't ignoring data-sharing hazards
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Lords presses government for data-breach law
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Justice minister urges overhaul of gov't data handling
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MoD announces data-protection action plan
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Systemic failure blamed for HMRC data loss
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