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Lost Memory Stick Holds Thousands Of UK Prison Inmates Private Medical Data

Privacy implications of lost memory stick holding thousands Of UK prison inmates medical [...]

January 13th, 2009 | Tags: best practice, CIPP, European Union Data Protection Directive, lost data, Privacy, UK prison | Category: CIPP, Privacy | Leave a comment

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