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Security will be a key topic at the potsdam conference. a lot of participants say that the new e.u. regulations don't go far enough to protect private data. because government regulations alone solve data security problems in the private sector and security authorities should adopt practical solutions. but that's becoming more difficult to do because. the e.u. regulations propose heavy fines for companies that don't protect identity data but what if the data protection software has security holes that make it vulnerable to hackers who says that the manufacturers cannot be held responsible for ...

Security will be a key topic at the potsdam conference. a lot of participants say that the new e.u. regulations don't go far enough to protect private data. because government regulations alone can't solve data security problems the privates. and security authorities should have dropped practical solutions but that's becoming more difficult to do. the e.u. regulations propose heavy fines for companies that don't protect identity data but what if the data protection software has security holes that make it vulnerable to hackers who says that the manufacturers cannot be held responsible for this...