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RFID tags need privacy policies, 12.6.05

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To maintain security and privacy, firms must improve wireless tag management

Two new reports show that radio frequency identification (RFID) wireless tags are entering the mainstream of business, but warn that IT managers must improve the way they manage security and privacy issues arising from the technology or risk alienating staff and customers.

Hot on the heels of a study from the US Government Accountability Office (GAO), which found that federal departments using RFID were largely ignorant of potential privacy and legal issues, Britain's GMB union released a study claiming RFID and satellite technology was violating the privacy of up to 10,000 UK warehouse staff and other supply chain workers.

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_posted by Carolyn L Burke @ 9:41 a.m.
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RFID tags need privacy policies, 12.6.05

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