ICO won't take action against Department for Education over data breach
Breach exposed personal data - including passwords - of respondents to consultation
The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has decided not to take action against the Department for Education after it broke the Data Protection Act over a consultation exercise on parental controls...
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