Michael Page blames Capgemini over breach of client data: Michael Page blames Capgemini over breach of client data.
Global consultancy Capgemini has reportedly leaked data relating to recruitment firm Michael Page by publishing it on a publicly accessible development server.
According to research by Troy Hunt, the incident has left Michael Page contacting around 780,000 people who were registered with the recruitment firm. In a letter, published by Graham Cluley, Michael Page stated that it was made aware of the incident on 1 November that an unauthorized “third party illegally gained online access to a development server used by our IT provider, Capgemini for testing PageGroup websites.”[...]
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