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Data Security Focus:
Protecting client data
In association with
Protecting client data
The recent hacking of the
personal and financial details of
2.4 million Carphone Warehouse
customers was a high profile
reminder that we live in a world
where so much of our personal information is held
by organisations with which we trade – and just
how vulnerable it can be to determined criminals.
While relatively few breaches of data security have
been recorded officially, it is thought that data loss
occurs on a far more frequent basis than gets out
into the public domain.
Adviser firms may not be high profile like Carphone
Warehouse but they do hold considerable
amounts of information and personal details on
their clients. This can be in the form of physical
records, documents and electronically held data.
All of which is vulnerable t
Data Security Focus: Protecting client data In as
Protecting client data The recent hacking of
Protecting client data In an age of data misuse
measure the effectiveness of our security and emp
Patrick Connolly, head of communications, Chase d
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more sensible approach than contending with stora
As such, access and permission rights to in
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