Symantec has released the results of a
survey into consumer faith in data protection. The study found that six out of
ten people feel that their privacy is at risk.
With a sample of some 1000 UK subjects, Symantec said that 46 percent of
those polled felt that current UK legislation in the area was not strong enough.
This figure accounts for both the government handling information and also
businesses. Sixty-one percent of respondents said that they had little faith in
the security offered to them by businesses.
Ipsos MORI conducted the research for Symantec, and pressed the consumers for
more information on the threat that they imagined. Over half said that they were
worried that poor control over data could lead to them being the victims of
cyber-crime. Roughly the same number were concerned about their identity being
stolen.
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