Sage employee arrested at Heathrow over data leak

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Arrest follows warning last weekend over breach of personal data of employees at 280 clients in the UK

An employee of accounting software company Sage has been arrested at Heathrow airport in connection with the leak of personal details of staff working at 280 UK businesses. The arrest was confir...

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