Security News > 2019 > May > MI5 slapped on the wrist for 'serious' surveillance data breach
2019-05-15 11:38
Auditors poked around for a week after too many Peeping Toms had a trawl Home Secretary Sajid Javid has confessed to Parliament that MI5 bungled the security of "certain technology environments used to store and analyse data," including that of ordinary Britons spied on by the agency.…
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