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This is a collection of articles on Data Privacy related articles.

1.) Alumni fume at privacy gaffe

2.) Security officials say computer drive lost at Portland airport

3.) Energy probes another data loss

4.) Business data breaches found to be more costly than thought

5.) IP Theft Up In First Half Of Year: Report

6.) T-Mobile reports ID-theft risk

7.) Stolen laptop held personal data of thousands of Allina patients

8.) At U.S. Borders, Laptops Have No Right to Privacy

9.) Circle the wagons: Technologies to protect data from getting tapped, leaked or stolen

10.) EU building info systems to help secure borders

11.) Real ID draft regs due by year's end

12.) Social Security Administration ahead of HSPD-12 deadline

13.) Researchers See Privacy Pitfalls in No-Swipe Credit Cards

14.) The U.S. And E.U. Avoid A Mid-Air Collision -- Or Did They Just Postpone It?

15.) State to issue notice on passport cards

16.) NCR's RFID for branch banking initiative raises eyebrows

17.) FBI Director, Police Chiefs Support Record Retention For Internet

18.) Man Indicted In Dollar Tree ATM Fraud Case - Hundreds Of Customers Reported Money Stolen

19.) Ten security trends worth watching

20.) The Ten Most Dangerous Things Users Do Online

21.) Feds Often Clueless After Data Losses

22.) Steal my ID, steal my fingers - the public gets nervous

23.) US: Terrorists telecommuting to work

24.) Microsoft releases guidelines for customer privacy

25.) EU needs RFID privacy regs, study finds

26.) Justice task force looks into privacy

27.) IDA clients suffer security breach

28.) Brief: Congressional Budget Office mailing list hacked

29.) Theft causes most data losses, report finds

30.) Data held by feds, vendors at risk

31.) Compliance affecting efficiency in IT - survey

32.) New RFID tech would track airport passengers

33.) Report: Data loss widespread at government agencies

34.) Hackers steal personal information from Brock University computers

35.) UTA alerts students to identity-theft threat (Univ of Texas at Arlington)

36.) Teleworkers Know (And Ignore) Security Risks, Study Says

37.) How Insecure Do You Think You Are?

38.) The sad state of computer security

39.) Data leaks hit share prices hard

40.) U.S. Marine base probes missing laptop

41.) FAA data in Oberlin computer lost

42.) Compliance no longer top driver for archiving

43.) Privacy Group Files Suit Against FBI

44.) EU and U.S. agree to share air passenger data

45.) Swift CFO quizzed by Euro Parliament about data privacy

46.) No End in Sight: Data Breach Tally Approaches 100 Million

47.) Marketers Miss the Mark on Privacy Crisis Containment

48.) Indian data theft 'exposed'

49.) Washington Airport Reports Worker Information Missing

50.) Look before leaping into database encryption

51.) Startup Secures Data for Audits

52.) IRS not doing enough to safeguard taxpayers' privacy

53.) NIST guide to forensics in incident response

54.) NIST highlights RFID risks

55.) DLA centers ready for RFID tagging

56.) Medicare data network is vulnerable, GAO finds

57.) Data leak shadow on Indian BPOs, again

58.) The Risky Business Of Data Deletion

59.) PayPal Pays $5.2 Million To Settle Suits

60.) Financial Firms Losing Data

61.) Research project targets radio tag security, privacy

62.) eBay acts over privacy fears

63.) Computer, data stolen from DMV

64.) ID Thieves Turn Sights on Smaller E-Businesses

65.) Protecting corporate reputation a key aim of IT security

66.) Protecting corporate reputation a key aim of IT security

67.) 6 Tips To Protect Online Search Privacy

68.) On privacy laws, every state is one of confusion

69.) House passes data breach bill

70.) EU Compliance Looms for Stateside IT

71.) Bill Would Require U.S. Agencies To Disclose Theft Of Sensitive Data

72.) Congressman Says Senate Phone Privacy Bill Not Strong Enough

73.) USB memory sticks pose new dangers

74.) Survey: Corporate Boards Value Info Over Privacy

75.) AT&T updates privacy procedures after HP inquiry

76.) Thousands of GE Employees Could be at Risk of ID Theft

77.) Berry taking measures to protect students after consultant misplaces data

78.) KRA computers stolen

79.) Computers with patient data stolen from Nagasaki hospital

80.) New Laws, New Technologies Sell IT On Encryption

81.) Where Data Goes, Security Must Follow

82.) 29% of departing directors admit stealing data - survey

83.) Information-sharing an obstacle in cyber war games

84.) OMB: Prepare now for data breaches

85.) Davis seeks standard IT breach notification policy

86.) Purdue notifies alumni of 2000 computer breach

87.) Googling for ATM Master Passwords

88.) Storm building over RFID-enabled passports

89.) Commerce Department loses 1,137 laptops

90.) Hewlett-Packard Sponsors Award for 'Privacy Innovation' Amid Surveillance Scandal

91.) The ID Chip You Don't Want in Your Passport

92.) Europe may require data breach notification

93.) Howard Rice Data on Stolen Laptop

94.) Microsoft Warns August Patch Corrupts Data

95.) A question of ethics

96.) B.C. facility loses public's personal data

97.) Laptop theft triggers security review

98.) A Chronology of Data Breaches

99.) New IBM Technology Designed To Combat Consumer Data Theft

100.) Are companies ready to trust DHS database?

101.) Group warns of the misuse of patients' medical data

102.) Facebook Founder Apologizes In Privacy Flap; Users Given More Control

103.) 'Second Life' exposes real-world user data

104.) TSA contractor sends personal information to wrong former employees

105.) The new reality for IT security

106.) Retailers Take Ostrich Approach to Consumer Data

107.) Credit card companies revise security standard

108.) NIST releases draft on cell phone forensics

109.) Chase puts credit card data in the trash

110.) Don?t Keep All Your Data in One Stash

111.) IBM Fights Crime in Canada

112.) Survey: Data breaches difficult to spot, prevent

113.) Disclosure survey

114.) Winning the Compliance Game

115.) Confidential Data at Risk: It?s five o?clock; do you know where your data is?

116.) Google to Give Data To Brazilian Court: Request Differs From US's. it says

117.) Patient info on stolen computer (LabCorp)

118.) Personal Data Of Chicago Employees Stolen

119.) Bank To Pay $50 Million For Buying Personal Data

120.) Study: Rethink the Outsider Threat

121.) Introducing the Data Loss Database - Open Source

122.) PDAs sold on eBay 'loaded with sensitive data'

123.) Research: Privacy, Security Problems Alarming But Fixable

124.) Potential data security law causes concern

125.) Study: Used Cell Phones, PDAs Contain Confidential Data

126.) FBI Shows Off Counterterrorism Database

127.) Malware database access sparks debate

128.) Google, Microsoft Online Apps Raise Security Questions

129.) Education data at risk again

130.) Study: Many believe data thefts can't be prevented

131.) AT&T breach affects 19,000 customers

132.) Trucker data on stolen laptop

133.) Oakley device targets insider threats

134.) AT&T Sues To Stop Data Brokers' Unauthorized Use Of Customer Info

135.) Verizon gaffe lets customer details slip

136.) AT&T sues data brokers for stolen customer records

137.) Education Department Glitch Exposes Data On As Many As 21,000 Borrowers

138.) 'Rogue' spots expose U of I data

139.) Laptop with data on 28,000 home care patients stolen in Detroit

140.) Aflac clients' data stolen

141.) Laptop with data on 28,000 home care patients stolen in Detroit

142.) Fiberlink rolls out security service aimed at keeping corporate data safe

143.) eDiscovery Search Tools Take On Compliance Needs

144.) Privacy Worries Spur New Search Engine Tool

145.) Officials Seek Broader Access to Airline Data

146.) DHS IG calls for better RFID security

147.) Privacy Debacle Hall of Fame

148.) AOL CTO Resigns In Privacy Flap

149.) Securing data by scattering the pieces

150.) Untying the privacy knot

151.) Laptops' data costly to protect

152.) Privacy group files FTC complaint against AOL

153.) Data theft may hurt workers

154.) Chain reports stolen laptop to employees

155.) Transportation Dept. Reveals 2nd Laptop Theft in Fla. Office

156.) Second-Hand Drives Yield First-Class Data

157.) Unisys offers reward for stolen desktop PC

158.) Thieves raid accounts of Dollar Tree customers

159.) UK bank details sold in Nigeria

160.) Your Life as an Open Book

161.) Hard disks still scrapped with data intact

162.) Google Sees Privacy Threats From Government Intrusions

163.) Fallout From AOL's Data Leak Just Beginning

164.) Vassar patients worried about ID theft overwhelm hot line

165.) Stolen DOT laptop PC contains personal info on 133,000 Floridians

166.) Encryption taken off Transportation IG laptop shortly before theft

167.) Critical data found on second-hand hard drives

168.) Privacy Group Assails AOL For Mistake

169.) Need Credit? Click Here

170.) Top 10 ways to secure your stored data

171.) Regulatory Compliance Remains Hot Through 2007

172.) Laptop thefts pose real gov't data risk

173.) VA releases details of missing computer

174.) AOL Exposes Search Data Of 658,000 People

175.) Ajax threats worry researchers

176.) Google, Microsoft, Yahoo Set Click-Fraud Guidelines

177.) GAO investigation exposes flaws in border security

178.) Agency says laptop with client information stolen

179.) Belhaven College data stolen

180.) Identity theft virus infects 10,000 computers

181.) Poly heist risks identity thefts (3,020 Cal Poly students on a laptop)

182.) Blog feeds may carry security risk

183.) Security policies proliferate in wake of data thefts

184.) New Cisco Suite Takes On Complicated Regulatory Issues

185.) Compliance demands a technology toolbox

186.) Security breach raises new doubts on CIS capability

187.) Sentry Insurance says customer data stolen

188.) Power Industry Gets Security Standard

189.) Armstrong: Stolen laptop had personal info on 12,000 workers

190.) Navy Computers With Personal Data Stolen

191.) GAO finds holes in privacy laws

192.) Missing laptop with data on 540,000 N.Y. state workers found

193.) Trojan claims to be Firefox extension, sends out personal info

194.) Hackers Holding Data For Ransom On The Rise

195.) Vendors Fire Up Data Forensics

196.) Report: Terror List Causes Gridlock

197.) Man charged over medical college database theft

198.) 540,000 New Yorkers at risk of identity theft after breach

199.) Researcher Developing Anti-RFID Device

200.) Thirty-four States Have Passed Security Breach Notification Laws

201.) DOE: No privacy on agency computers

202.) Davis introduces data breach notification act

203.) AT&T Settles Customer Information Investigation

204.) DHS responds to criticism of database on vulnerable infrastructure

205.) Security Pros Wrestle With Data Overload

206.) SQL injection attacks against banks on the rise

207.) Microsoft Buys Data Protection, Recovery Tools Developer Winternals

208.) The Next Data Breach Could Mean Your IT Job

209.) OMB: Report all breaches within an hour

210.) No Quick Fix for Government Data Security

211.) CSI survey: Data breaches still being swept under the rug

212.) Markle suggests ways info sharing, security can coexist

213.) H.P. to Unveil Radio Chips to Store Data

214.) U.K. Companies Must Protect Customer Data Even If Outsourced Overseas

215.) U.S., U.K. Tag RFID For Scrutiny, Regulation

216.) State Department Hack Escalates Federal Data Insecurity

217.) Ohio University CIO resigns in wake of data breaches

218.) CSI/FBI: Violations, Losses Down

219.) Marnlen to Embrace IBM Invention for Privacy-Enabled Product Tracking Labels

220.) 'Digital Dirt' Derailing Job Seekers

221.) NIPP may not address realities of information security

222.) Illinois Aims To Protect Consumer Privacy, Outlaws 'Pretexting'

223.) Data Brokers Draw Increased Scrutiny

224.) Prosecutors: UBS Sys Admin Believed 'He Had Created The Perfect Crime'

225.) InformationWeek Global Security Survey 2006: Controlled Chaos

226.) Study: Security Breaches Afflict Most Enterprises, Governments

227.) Risky Business? How Multinationals' Outsourcing Involving Customer Data Can Lead to Identity Theft and Other Fraud

228.) Outsourcers Fill Businesses' Security Gaps

229.) White House Asks For Dismissal Of NSA Wiretap Suit

230.) U.S. Visit RFID needs better security controls

231.) Identity Theft Increase Tied to Meth Users

232.) Firms play Data Protection roulette

233.) Hackers steal thousands from internet bank accounts

234.) UT notifying employees of computer hacker

235.) Payroll Giant Gives Scammer Personal Data of Hundreds of Thousands of Investors

236.) Trojan Snags World Of Warcraft Passwords To Cash Out Accounts

237.) Everyone Wants to 'Own' Your PC

238.) Layer 7 Unveils Clustered SOA Security

239.) Feds Want AT&T Class-Action Spy Suit Dismissed

240.) IBM RFID Tag May Ease Privacy Concerns

241.) iPods And Memory Sticks: Are The Benefits Worth The Security Risks?

242.) Data storage firm apologizes for loss of railroad data tapes

243.) New Study Shows European Businesses Overwhelmed by Security Data

244.) NIST releases standards for security logs

245.) Vendors look to ease compliance management

246.) U.S. state office ships CDs with Social Security numbers

247.) Pentagon Hacker Compromises Personal Data

248.) MasterCard, Visa following U.K. breach

249.) Warnings over USB memory sticks

250.) Better organization, focus needed for cybersecurity

251.) MasterCard security breach hits Morgan Stanley

252.) Aetna says laptop with member data stolen

253.) Top U.S. universities failing in online privacy

254.) Breach case could curtail Web flaw finders

255.) Expanded Collaboration To Drive Deeper Customer Visibility Into Supply Chains

256.) New BellSouth service delivers encrypted e-mail

257.) E-Mail's Popularity Swamps Storage Systems And Raises Corporate Security Issues

258.) Oracle Database Vault to lock down DBAs

259.) Stitching Up Health Records: Privacy Compliance Lags

260.) DHS: E-passport live test a success

261.) Agreement gives HHS access to passenger data: Deal with DHS would allow health officials to track pandemics

262.) LexisNexis finds disclosure meant less pain in data theft

263.) Stolen laptops hand hackers keys to the kingdom Peril of purloined PCs

264.) Bots increasingly behind cybercrime

265.) Most colleges lack online privacy statements

266.) Security Briefs: Risky IM; Pushing All-In-One Security Management Consoles

267.) EMC Outlines Comprehensive, Information-Centric Strategy For Securing Business Information

268.) Crook used dumped credit data

269.) Junked PCs another source of personal info

270.) As Blogs Grow, So Does Spam

271.) TSA: Computer glitch led to Atlanta airport scare

272.) N.Y. county mandates wireless security

273.) Revealing your identity...for an Easter egg

274.) Computer records on 197,000 people breached at UT

275.) Major banking sites insecure, researcher warns

276.) New Irish passports to include face biometric data

277.) DHS, HHS make secret pact to share airline passenger info

278.) Man charged with accessing USC student data

279.) Oregon Man Fined $84K In Spyware Case

280.) Telecommuting security concerns grow

281.) Privacy rule compliance said to be diminishing

282.) Report: Americans' Mobile Phones Becoming Transaction Devices

283.) Gartner Analyst Downplays Apple Boot Camp Security Issue

284.) Feds Still Struggle With Sharing Terrorism Data, GAO Says

285.) Putting A Plug In Sensitive Information Leaks

286.) US-VISIT chief wants tougher border security

287.) DHS: E-passport live test a success

288.) New RFID travel cards could pose privacy threat

289.) FBI: No credit card data breach in U.S. state server case

290.) Telecommuting security concerns grow: IT managers say key concern is ensuring telecommuters' PCs keep pace with corporate security guidelines.

291.) Analysts Speak Out on the Wireless Security Hype

292.) The Fear Industry: Shameless self-promoters? Fear mongerers? Sure, security researchers aren't always model citizens, but business technology pros want them on the job.

293.) Cleaning up after a data attack: CardSystems' Joe Christensen

294.) Lessons in laptop security: UC Berkeley's Shelton Waggener

295.) IPR protections plan in Beijing

296.) Does open source encourage rootkits?

297.) Police blotter: Wells Fargo not required to encrypt data

298.) Hacked computers receive updated spam tool

299.) 10 Infamous Moments In Security Research

300.) Defining trust

301.) Surviving a data disaster: Lexis-Nexis' Leo Cronin

302.) Don't know much biology? Security researcher says it's time to learn

303.) Desktop search tools seen raising red flags

304.) An Enigma Machine For Every Budget

305.) Sprint Tracks Kids Via GPS Cell Phones

306.) Your tax info may not be as secure as you think

307.) USC Students' Social Security Numbers Mistakenly E-Mailed

308.) Fingering biometrics

309.) TD Ameritrade CIO talks up encryption, storage

310.) New service deletes files on stolen laptops

311.) Data exposure: Counties across the U.S. posting sensitive info online

312.) An End To Data Anarchy

313.) Data theft prompts firm to lock down, protect network

314.) HP: Enterprises struggling with privacy management

315.) Terrorists: Web Chatter Shows Concern About Internet Privacy (Groups Advise Members on Anonymity, Avoiding Intercepts)

316.) Australian researchers confirm RFID DoS attacks

317.) Europe's domain registry being hijacked, GoDaddy says

318.) Oracle Server flaw sparks warning

319.) New Zealand sites vulnerable to Google hacking

320.) Breach Exposes Ross-Simons Credit Card Information (Breach Affects Only Private Label Account Applicants)

321.) Security Needs Boost RFID

322.) MySpace.com Hires Official to Oversee Users' Safety (CSO)

323.) Service remotely encrypts or deletes data

324.) I.R.S. Asks PayPal for Taxpayer Data

325.) Phone records for sale

326.) Hackers Access Financial Data At UMDNJ

327.) Prof may resolve dilemma over privacy vs. need to hunt terrorists

328.) IBM bakes security into processors

329.) Google's Wi-Fi Plan For San Francisco Stirs Privacy Debate

330.) RaboDirect’s 100% No Fraud Guarantee

331.) U.S. Military Secrets for Sale at Afghan Bazaar

332.) Web site exposes Air Force One defenses

333.) Florida county posts residents' sensitive data on public Web site

334.) Oracle accidentally exposes flaw, exploit

335.) Registrar's database said to have exposed data

336.) Compliance, Not Malware, Drives IT Budgets: Merrill Lynch Survey

337.) IBM Extends Enhanced Data Security to Consumer Electronics Products ('SecureBlue')

338.) A Better Way To Manage Customer Data (IBM's Data Governance Council)

339.) Why VOIP Needs Crypto

340.) Researcher: Web services security risks largely ignored

341.) Government Information Brokers Often Fail To Protect Privacy

342.) Could IRS Plan Open Taxpayers To Identity Theft?

343.) EFF: AT&T forwards all Internet traffic into NSA

344.) HP fills LaserJet security hole

345.) Breach at insurance company highlights insider threat (Progressive Insurance)

346.) Microsoft Pledges 'Significant' DRM Investment

347.) HP warns over printer hacking risk

348.) Deleting May Be Easy, but Your Hard Drive Still Tells All

349.) Security concerns could slow RFID

350.) Privacy breach at ISP (Australian ISP Astratel)

351.) Symantec Takes On IM Security, Compliance

352.) Security Fears Prod Many Firms To Limit Staff Use of Web Services

353.) Senate panel approves phone-records privacy bill

354.) House panel approves data protection bill

355.) Verizon security chief says protect your data first

356.) Grid computing and security uncertainties

357.) U.S. Arrests 7 on Charges of Credit Data Trading

358.) HIPAA doesn't protect all health information, Ohio court rules

359.) Your data for sale? (Partners Healthcare of Boston)

360.) Mobile workforce raises risk of data loss

361.) VSC laptop theft creates security concerns (Vermont State Colleges)

362.) Offshoring cited in Florida data leak

363.) 40,000 BP workers exposed in Ernst & Young laptop loss

364.) Protegrity buys OmniSecure to enhance database security products

365.) N.Y. Sues Internet Firm for Privacy Breach (Gratis Internet)

366.) Massive Botnet Pillaging Bank Accounts

367.) Many Data Centers Still Have No Risk Management Plan 17% (AFCOM's Data center Institute)

368.) NIST seeks comments on digital signatures draft regulation

369.) Ex-GM guard charged with hacking into company database

370.) New denial-of-service threat emerges

371.) Gates Unleashes Security Initiatives at RSA

372.) Statewide Databases of Registered Voters: Study Of Accuracy, Privacy, Usability, Security, and Reliability Issues

373.) Laptop with Hewlett-Packard employees' ID stolen

374.) The Future of Privacy

375.) Biometrics unreliable, says EU privacy head

376.) Americans Want Banks To Spy On Their Accounts

377.) Interoperability still plagues DHS

378.) GSA seeks comment on procurement data privacy

379.) Legislation would increase port securit

380.) Encrypt data or encrypt disk? You decide

381.) State Web Sites Expose Social Security Numbers

382.) Toronto researchers claim encryption breakthrough (quantum decoy technique)

383.) Oracle Security Under Scrutiny

384.) Congress accuses Google (Yahoo, Cisco, and Microsoft) of collusion

385.) Lauren Weinstein's Presentation to Google - Internet and Empires

386.) Big Risks Come in Small Packages

387.) FYI: HIPAA Final Enforcement Regulation

388.) Cellphone could crack RFID tags, says cryptographer (Adi Shamir)

389.) Privacy and anonymity

390.) FCC Starts Review Of Telephone Record Security

391.) Our Data, Naked On The Net - What's Jeopardizing Your Privacy? Tech Progress and the U.S. Government By Stephen H. Wildstrom

392.) Company requires RFID injection (Cityswatcher.com surveillance company)

393.) Privacy Fears Hit Google Search

394.) Bill would force Web sites to delete personal info

395.) Spending on Sarbanes-Oxley software climbs (AMR Research)

396.) The many causes for data breaches

397.) What's on your laptop? (quotes IBM's Guy Denton)

398.) Confidential patient data sent to wrong company (Prudential Financial Inc)

399.) Honeywell blames ex-employee in data leak

400.) FAQ: When Google is not your friend

401.) Five Ways To Keep Your Google Searches Private

402.) Audit Chides Department Of Homeland Security's WAN

403.) U.S. Ports Tackle Security With Technology (RFID and biometric IDs)

404.) AT&T sued over NSA spy program (by Electronic Frontier Foundation)

405.) Firefox flaw could expose sensitive data

406.) Papers Accidentally Release Customer Information (Boston Globe and Worcester Telegram & Gazette)

407.) Guidelines for Radio Tags Aim to Protect Buyer Privacy (The New York Times)

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