Michael Pryor

Job details for More Than 900 employees of a large office-space provider, published online by random according to a system.

the sales staff at Regus was recorded researchers to rent the customers all around the office areas.

information about, the employee was later released on Trello , a task management website.

And spreadsheet, with name, address, and job performance data.

The Names and addresses of hundreds of researchers, commissioned by a company called applause from the Regus parent company, IWG, were also included.

"Team members are aware they are being recorded for training purposes and each recording will help together with the individual team member and coach them to be more successful in their role," said IWG.

"We know are extremely concerned that an external third-party vendors engaged in the exercise, which was published accidentally implemented online the results of an internal training and development.

"As our primary concern we took to respond immediately and the external provider has now removed the content. "

Michael Pryor , co-founder of Trello said: "Trello -boards are enabled to "private" set by default and must manually be changed to the public by the user.

"We strive to ensure that public boards are created on purpose and have built-in protection mechanisms to confirm the intention of a user, before a board visible to the public. "

the data breach was not the British Information Commissioner's Office reported.

Bbc News has the Luxembourg asked the data Commissioner, if the violation was reported, there are instead contacted and applause for the comment.

A round of applause spokesman said: "Since this issue, we have reaffirmed our [Information Security ] policy with our employees worldwide and have you run to confirm an internal audit, that there was No Other unauthorized third-party software is used in every client engagement. "

21. January 2020: This story has been updated to include a statement of Trello .

Source of news: bbc.com