Data loss firm contract axed
A company which lost the details of thousands of criminals held on a computer memory stick has had its £1.5m contract terminated after an inquiry.
Where's your memory stick? I've forgotten where it is. Titter ye not...
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"The work had now been taken in-house" so that the government can lose the data for themselves, that way they will know for themselves that the data has been very securely lost.
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ReplyDeleteHow can Straw say details are 'not in the wrong hands' ? Does he know who has the confidential data ?
Britain has no security ... Government will undoubtedly give the lucrative contract to another 'private firm' who will not be held accountable for security or loss.