"In line with current Cabinet Office guidance, the Home Office does not always encrypt personal data before transferring it by disc." - Liam ByrneSource
Wednesday, September 24, 2008
At least they're being honest
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2 comments:
Of course thats conveniently ignoring that the CESG guidlines tell you that you must encrypt personal data before sending it.
Then the Home Office and the Cabinet Office are irresponsible, stupid fuckwits.
When you can buy a memory stick for a tenner that includes encryption software (weak, I know) this is just pathetic.
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