This week has seen two more instances of customer data losses by two more Irish organisations. These are the 12th and 13th [...]
Tag Archives: data protection
Personal data at risk at ATM machine in Wexford
A reader e-mailed us in this picture taken of a cash machine in a shop in Wexford from a couple of weeks [...]
Enterprise Ireland staff now working in the banks?
“OFFICIALS FROM Enterprise Ireland and other development agencies are to be sent into the commercial lending sections of the banks to ease [...]
Airtricty added to the Data Protection Hall of Shame!
I first read about this here in a post by Ach go háirithe last week, and it’s since been covered in the [...]
Weekend Consumer News Short Stack
Just a few short points for you to get you through the weekend. Personal Data Loss set to increase in 2009 – [...]
Data Protection – First data loss of 2009 from the HSE
Last year we started an analysis and running total of how many Irish business and organisations loose the personal data of their [...]
More on Data Protection
Following on from my two recent data protection and identity security posts (here and here), I’ve started to keep a running total [...]
Is Your Credit Card At Risk?
Apparently mine was last week. I received a call from my bank telling me that their credit card department had canceled my [...]
How safe is your data and identity?
Last week saw a further incidence of a financial institution losing client information, this time on a USB memory stick. This time, [...]
