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The Use of Labelling and Protective Marking Technologies

In April 2010, the UK's Information Commissioner's Office's (ICO) was given new powers in relation to the Data Protection Act 1998, which include the power to issue a £500,000 fine and to enact spot checks on government departments.  

Boldon James has commissioned the noted Internet and Technology Law Expert, Dr. Brian Bandey, to answer some essential questions about these powers. In this Whitepaper, Dr. Bandey:

• Explains the Law in understandable terms  
• Identifies the anatomy of e-mail centric breaches of the Data Protection Act 1998 from real-life examples.  
• Maps the requirements of the Data Protection Act 1998 in the context of Labelling and Protective Marking Technologies.  
• Reveals that an appropriate implementation of Labelling and Protective Marking Technology can provide a real and effective Legal Defence to the ICO's ability to fine.  

So what is the actual answer to the £500,000 question? How do you avoid the Information Commissioner's Office's new powers to fine organisations up to £500,000 for breaches of the Data Protection Act 1998? To find out more, simply submit your details below for your free copy today:  

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