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Prison officers slam EDS data loss

08.09.2008 - 13:02

Source: The Register

Category: Computer

Prison Data Break, tonight on EDS The latest unfortunate UK government data leak - the escape of details of an estimated 5,000 prison officer and admin staff after private contractor EDS mislaid a sensitive portable hard drive - has sparked a strike threat by prison workers.…

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