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STORK eID project, meet the pub car park...
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Just as well home educators backed up some copies of the 2007 DCSF guidelines on elective HE!
DCSF disappears EHE guidelines down the memory hole and Data loss at the DCSF.
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And some people have already sent them to the Select Committee.
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An NHS trust at the forefront of work on the £12.7bn NHS IT scheme has called in police after a breach of smartcard security compromised the confidentiality of hundreds of electronic records.
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And here we have another massive data loss
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Scores of Scottish ministers' files lost or stolen
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Haringey again I see
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Transgressions mainly related to smut and snooping
Over 400 police officers and support staff were caught and disciplined for misuse of IT systems last year. The real figure could be higher because some forces declined to provide information. Apart from using work computers to access Facebook and smut sites, some officers and civilian workers were disciplined for inappropriate use of the police national computer. In total 439 people were disciplined, according to documents obtained under the Freedom of Information Act by the Daily Mail. South Yorkshire fared worst - 53 staff were disciplined, including three caught accessing police systems "without a legitimate police purpose". Some 47 forces provided information and on average each admitted to nine staff punished. The Police Federation said it was surprised the figures were so high and suggested forces should be doing more to inform staff of what the rules were. ® |
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Quote: The Police Federation said it was surprised the figures were so high and suggested forces should be doing more to inform staff of what the rules were.
Oh, hardy, ha ha. As one who has worked as a civilian member of a police department, I can say they're amongst the biggest crooks going. Several young coppers I knew weren't averse to playing on the computer calling up people's details and showing off to whatever female happened to be around. And they stole each other's property regularly. Diane http://www.threedegreesoffreedom.blogspot.com |
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