26 May 2012

Stolen laptop risks data of 2100 Boston Children's patients - FierceHealthcare


The personal information of more than 2100 Boston Children's Hospital patients has been jeopardized after a hospital employee lost a laptop containing unencrypted health data while at a conference in Buenos Aires, the Boston Globe reported.

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Fed Cyber Attack Exposes Employee Data - MyFox Detroit


"There is no evidence of any funds being diverted or identity theft resulting from the incident," Serco said in a statement released Friday. "An extensive forensic analysis of the data also shows no indication that the TSP network, which supports TSP's ...

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Tide pack latches to keep kids from eating laundry detergent - The Detroit News


By Nomaan Merchant and Linda Stewart Ball AP Tide says warning labels also will be added to keep kids safe. (Pat Sullivan / Associated Press) Dallasâ€" The maker of Tide Pods will create a new double-latch lid to deter children from accessing and eating ...

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Keeping kids safe from kidnappers - KFDA


It is National Missing Children's Day and the Texas Department of Public and Safety is promoting a program called "Take 25." Today, there are nearly 5000 cases of missing children in Texas. In an effort to lower those numbers, DPS is asking parents to ...

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'Keeping Kids Safe' child safety fair planned - Carlsbad Current Argus


Fair Aims At Giving Kids Safety Tips
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25 May 2012

Woman traces stolen iPhone after alleged thief's photos were uploaded to iCloud - Telegraph.co.uk


By Murray Wardrop Unbeknown to the thief, pictures he began taking on the phone were automatically uploaded to the owner's iCloud account, which allows data to be stored remotely. The phone's owner, Katy McCaffrey then set about unmasking him by ...

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Data breaches a growing problem in healthcare - Mass High Tech


The healthcare industry has the highest percentage of data breaches of any sector, according to a report by Symantec. In fact, healthcare had the highest number of reported breaches, at 43 percent. Government came in second with 14 percent, ...

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