Person: Assistant Data Protection Commissioner

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

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Court hears two gardaí passed confidential information from Pulse system to aunt in data protection case

Two Garda brothers and a civil servant mole illegally passed confidential information on to a private detective agency, a court heard today.

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‘Irish Times’, Littlewoods avoid emails convictions

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Companies fined for sending 'spam' texts

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Airtricity, Next and Pure Telecom convicted of sending spam

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Phone companies fined for unsolicited calls and texts

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Phone companies face fines after deputy Data Commissioner receives unsolicited call

Phone companies guilty of data blunder

Mobile phone operators eMobile and Meteor have admitted breaking data protection laws following the theft of two laptops which contained sensitive personal information about thousands of customers.

Mon, 10 Sep, 2012

Insurance firms spared conviction for breaching data protection laws

Three insurance companies have been spared criminal convictions for possessing personal information on 15 people which was obtained by a private detective from a leak in the Department of Social Protection.

Mon, 05 Mar, 2012

Insurance companies admit breaking data protection laws

Three insurance companies have admitted breaking data protection laws by possessing personal information on 15 people which was obtained by a private detective from a leak in the Department of Social Protection.

Mon, 13 Feb, 2012

FG website attack compromises personal details of 2,000 people

PERSONAL details of about 2,000 people were compromised in the attack on Fine Gael’s website on Sunday night.

Tue, 11 Jan, 2011