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ICS Data Protection Attitudes and Practices 03/10

 

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1. Have you ever been the victim of a data breach (a loss of your personal information by a third party)?

Have you ever been the victim of a data breach (a loss of your personal information by a third party)?   Yes, once. Yes, more than once. No Don't know

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2. In the absence of mandatory reporting of data breaches, how confident are you that you would be told if your personal information was compromised?

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Confidence	*In the absence of mandatory reporting of data breaches, how confident are you that you would be told if your personal information was compromised? Confidence Not at all confident	Confidence	Confidence	Confidence Very confident

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3. Do you believe legislation should be introduced that requires organisations to notify the Data Protection Commissioner when a data breach occurs?

Do you believe legislation should be introduced that requires organisations to notify the Data Protection Commissioner when a data breach occurs?   Yes Yes, but with certain exceptions (please describe below) No Don't know

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4. Do you believe legislation should be introduced that requires organisations to notify customers whenever their data has been comprised?

Do you believe legislation should be introduced that requires organisations to notify customers whenever their data has been comprised?   Yes Yes, but with certain exceptions (please describe below) No Don't know

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5. Has your organisation ever experienced a data breach?

Has your organisation ever experienced a data breach?   Yes No Don't know

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6. Data breaches have many foreseeable but often ignored costs including damage to reputation, the risk of prosecution and the financial cost of dealing with the aftermath. In your opinion, has your organisation fully considered these when deciding its security and privacy policies?

Data breaches have many foreseeable but often ignored costs including damage to reputation, the risk of prosecution and the financial cost of dealing with the aftermath. In your opinion, has your organisation fully considered these when deciding its security and privacy policies?   Yes No Don't know

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