Liquid Voice highlights imperative for data protection
07 July 2008
Liquid Voice has highlighted that a London-based financial services company has become the first to be fined by the F.S.A. for failing to comply with new data protection laws, believing that the news raises issues for voice and data resellers who keep customer records.
Companies operating in UK that keep customer details and transaction records have an increasing duty of care to both keep and secure this information. Strict data protection laws now apply to all companies and organisations - voice and data resellers included.
According to Liquid Voice this recent landmark case shows that authorities such as the FSA are serious about data protection and have the will and power to take action. It is therefore in the best interest of resellers to find out exactly how these laws impact their company operation and that of their customers, said the company.
