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Data Protection Must Be Global

Spurred on by recent UK data losses at publiccustomers and legal representatives to help
sector agencies, bodies representing UK andthem anticipate and address the data security
Indian software and services companies areand data protection issues that may affect
calling for outsourcing providers to improvethe success of their outsourcing project.
their  security  measures.There are many different technologies that
will protect the data but the people and
UK IT trade association Intellect and theprocesses must also be in place to ensure the
Indian National Association of Software andsecurity."
Services (Nasscom) have both recently taken
steps to facilitate debate around the issueNasscom also held an event in London this
of data protection and outsourcing, with themonth to discuss data management challenges
intention of establishing best practiceand solutions with key members in the
guidance.outsourcing  community.
"The data that has been lost and the way itAmeet Nivsarkar, Nasscom vice president,
has been lost has seriously damaged theargued that the people element of the
industry," said Guy Hains, chief executive ofoutsourcing security chain was the most
Computer Sciences Cooperation European Group.pressing area to be addressed. "It is
critical to encourage organisations to
Speaking at an Intellect board meetingeducate  employees,"  he  said.
earlier this month, Hains advised
organisations to adopt a strong humanNivsarkar also made the distinction between
resources vetting policy and carry outsecurity and privacy. He expla ined that the
regular checks on the rights given toloss of the HMRC discs has underlined the
administrative  database  experts.need for organisations to ensure data can
only be accessed by the minimum number of
The board meeting was held in advance of apeople.
new white paper to be released by Intellect
in March that will give more advice toNivsarkar advised organisations to stop
companies  on data security when outsourcing.employees carrying phones or flash drives
containing customer data, and to isolate
Carrie Hartnell, Intellect programme manager,customer networks.
said, "We are working with suppliers,



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