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Gov claims ‘password protection’ OK for sensitive docs

Posted By: admin 18 June, 2008

Gov claims ‘password protection’ OK for sensitive docs: “

Blears docs should never have been on stolen PC

The government sent the security industry into gales of laughter today when it insisted that sensitive documents on Hazel Blears’ missing PC are quite safe, as the machine is ‘password protected’.…

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(Via The Register – Public Sector.)

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