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Find out the NETconsent view on the latest news stories relating to policy management issues.
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21 Oct 2011
Information Commissioner’s survey shows that nearly three quarters of businesses surveyed know that the Data Protection Act requires them to keep personal information secure. Fewer are actually doing it!
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11 Apr 2011
ICO warns that paper records also require data protection.
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24 Nov 2010
Hertfordshire County Council issued with £100,000 monetary penalty notice for serious breach of Data Protection Act.
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11 Nov 2010
One in four employees are unaware that policies exist due to poor policy communication by their employers.
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05 Nov 2010
Private sector companies are lagging behind the public sector on their knowledge of data protection, says the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO).
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19 Oct 2010
A doctor at North West London Hospitals NHS Trust breached the Data Protection Act by leaving medical information about 56 patients on the tube.
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03 Sep 2010
Poor economic conditions are likely to see a continuing rise in Employment Tribunal cases, increasing costs on employers which are seen to be breaking the law.
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26 Aug 2010
The Computing Security Awards honour the products and services that have made a positive contribution to making organisations more secure. The finalists were determined by readers of Network Computing and Computing Security and recognises excellence in IT security.
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05 May 2010
The World Health Organisation's global observation survey on hand hygiene compliance starts today. How do organisations ensure sustainable hand hygiene improvement?
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29 Apr 2010
Effective threat protection requires the right security behaviour says PWC Information Security Breaches survey 2010.
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18 Jan 2010
The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has found Lancashire County Council in breach of the Data Protection Act after sensitive personal data found in a second-hand filing cabinet purchased by a member of the public.
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17 Jan 2010
Department of Transport to create code of conduct to allay concerns about the threat to privacy when body scanners are introduced in UK airports.
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