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Client details have been stolen from a popular dog daycare centre in Dubai, the company said.
Petsville, in Al Quoz, which offers boarding, daycare and grooming for pets, said the information was taken in a data breach.
The client details were passed to a rival boarding service, which approached pet owners for business, it said.
Owner Amr Youssef said his company emailed customers about the data theft and took legal advice before filing a criminal complaint to Dubai Police.
Data was stolen and passed to a competitor to the detriment of our business
Amr Youssef, Petsville
He declined to name the rival company while investigations are ongoing. He suspects it was a former employee rather than a hacking incident.
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Concerns have been raised that staff working on NHS test and trace call centres used their personal email accounts to handle individuals’ health data.
The issue was raised by a former employee of outsourcing giant Sitel, which runs a large part of the test and trace call centre operation.
She told
PoliticsHome, that managers instructed call handlers to use their own email accounts to send case information for review because the internal systems made it unmanageable for details to be shared securely via their online platform.
The whistleblower believed the practice was in breach of the EU’s General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR).