Government and social networks ranked bottom in data security league

Nikki Sandison, Marketing Direct, 08 April 2009, 08:00AM

LONDON - Public confidence in organisations' ability to protect the security of personal data has plummeted across the board, with the Government and social networks the least trusted, according to research.

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