Sentence examples for reporting of breaches from inspiring English sources

Britain, alas, has some of the most toothless data-protection rules in the developed world: the government recently rejected a plan to make reporting of breaches compulsory.

Even as government regulators strengthen oversight by requiring public reporting of breaches and imposing heavy fines, experts on medical security said the Stanford breach spotlighted the persistent vulnerability posed by legions of outside contractors that gain access to private data.

Since passage of the federal stimulus package, which includes provisions requiring prompt public reporting of breaches, the government has received notice of 306 cases from September 2009 to June 2011 that affected at least 500 people apiece.

A number of staff said they were told reporting of breaches "was not an option", particularly when statistical data was due to be published.

Many developments were built cheaply and shoddily, with frequent reports of breaches of planning rules and licences.

A spokesman for Joyce said the latest complaint would be assessed to determine if it related to three previous reports of breaches in Vietnam now subject to formal review.

In India, while Section 70 of the Information Technology Act makes CERT-IN, the nodal authority to receive reports of breaches, there is no compulsion on companies to report breaches.

Warnings of espionage attempts by Chinese cyberspies have percolated for years, including sporadic reports of breaches and a 2007 warning letter on the subject from Britain's MI-5 intelligence group sent to 300 British companies.

"We are paying very close attention to the way the cull is being conducted and will investigate any reports of breaches of the licence where badgers suffer," said RSPCA chief executive Gavin Grant.

He said O'Donnell's report on breaches of the code by Fox was so thorough that the prime minister felt it was not necessary to refer the issue to him.

It also revealed that the legal sector is less inclined to support mandatory reporting of data breaches.