Data breaches in 2007, will bring action in 2008

After last year's big breaches, new laws on handling confidential data won't be far off, so get ready now.

As you're reading this, chances are that your new year's resolutions have long been forgotten or will soon be broken. As well as time for setting goals, the new year was also a time for reflecting on what has happened in the last year, or, perhaps more importantly, thinking ahead on what is to come. Of course, in the fast-changing world of information security, a lot can happen in a year. The nature of threats is continually changing - we've seen the rise of the uberbotnets, with the likes of the Storm worm growing to vast proportions.Virus writing has become a sophisticated ...
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