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Unprecedented gagging order over Afghan data breach should have been avoided, former secretary says
LONDON: The former UK defense secretary has said he would not have proposed a secret gagging order to conceal the catastrophic data breach that threatened the lives of thousands of Afghans. Ben Wallace told MPs on Tuesday that he had ordered a time-limited injunction to protect the news of the data leak, The Independent reported. At the time, in mid-2023, the Ministry of Defence had scrambled the learn the source of the leak, which took place when an official accidentally emailed a sensitive spreadsheet containing Afghans’ contact details outside of the ministry.
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independent.co.uk
Ben Wallace: Secret order should not have been used to cover up Afghan data breach
Sir Ben Wallace said he was surprised that MPs on the defence committee were not informed about the Afghan data breach
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arabnews.com
Unprecedented gagging order over Afghan data breach should have been avoided, former secretary says
LONDON: The former UK defense secretary has said he would not have proposed a secret gagging order to conceal the catastrophic data breach that threatened the lives of thousands…