Okay, after the recent passport files snooping debacle I found today’s news story, “Outsourcing passports ‘profound liability’” very ironic and concerning.
Not only for the reported huge waste of taxpayers’ dollars, but also for the security risks…
Okay, after the recent passport files snooping debacle I found today’s news story, “Outsourcing passports ‘profound liability’” very ironic and concerning.
Not only for the reported huge waste of taxpayers’ dollars, but also for the security risks…
Tags:awareness and training, GPO, Information Security, IT compliance, passport-gate, passports, policies and procedures, privacy breach, risk management, security awareness, security training
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The breach of the presidential candidates’ passport files were widely reported over the past few days, such as here and here, not to mention the many postings referencing it as “passport-gate” throughout the blogosphere and the political implications. However, based upon what I’ve been reading it looks more like the result of a poor, inadequate and vulnerable information security program.
There are many information security and privacy issues involved with this incident. It would make a great case study to use at a joint meeting with your information security, privacy and compliance folks. Some of the questions to include in your discussion could include…
Tags:Analysis Corp, applications security, awareness and training, Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, Information Security, IT compliance, John McCain, passport-gate, policies and procedures, privacy breach, risk management, security awareness, security training, Stanley Inc
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