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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

Published: 26 Sep 2008 17:39 BST

Tags: Survey, Data Management, Executive, Protection

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Lib Dems call for data guardians

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Ministry of Justice reports nine data breaches

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The ministry reported the data breaches, affecting around 45,000 people, to the Information Commissioner's Office in the last financial year more

Foreign Office reports five data breaches since 2007

Foreign Office reports five data breaches since 2007

The data breaches at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office are thought to have affected less than 188 people in total more

ICO: Gov't ignoring data-sharing hazards

ICO: Gov't ignoring data-sharing hazards

The government is blindly pursuing data-sharing plans without heeding the potential pitfalls, information commissioner Richard Thomas has claimed more

Lords presses government for data-breach law

Lords presses government for data-breach law

The House of Lords has again urged the government to introduce a data-breach notification law, adding that banks should be liable for e-fraud losses more

Video: Get the most out of your data

Video: Get the most out of your data

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 more

Justice minister urges overhaul of gov't data handling

Justice minister urges overhaul of gov't data handling

Michael Wills has called for the government to handle data transactions as carefully as financial transactions more

MoD announces data-protection action plan

MoD announces data-protection action plan

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Systemic failure blamed for HMRC data loss

Systemic failure blamed for HMRC data loss

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