Hundreds of Bank Account Details Left In London Pub 92
twoheadedboy writes "Another day, yet another data security failure. Two companies have been found in breach of the Data Protection Act after tens of thousands of tenants' details were left at a London pub, alongside 800 records with bank account details. A contractor who had stored data from two different companies on an unencrypted USB drive was responsible. We've all lost things on a night out, but rarely is it other people's banking information. The two firms involved have been told to get a grip on their security procedures, but they escaped a fine from the ICO."
Re:It's clear what the problem is (Score:3, Funny)
Reminds me of the other story of the memory device left in a pub.
Clearly, pubs are dangerous places. Let's close them all down.
That was meant ironically, for all of you tards on /. who see a troll under every bridge.
Lost your memory in a pub? I thought that was why one went there.
Re:Not even a fine? (Score:4, Funny)
I need to go to the pub for breakfast and beer.