March 6th, 2010
Author: MikeThe Federal Trade Commission has levied the largest fine in its history against consumer data broker ChoicePoint Inc. for the company’s failure to protect consumer privacy and violations of federal laws that resulted in 800 cases of identity theft.
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March 6th, 2010 Author: MikeNEW YORK (CNN/Money) – Businesses, government agencies, private investigators and, frankly, anybody with a few dollars and a devious mind can get their hands on some of your most sensitive personal information.
March 6th, 2010 Author: MikeWe’ve reported to you about security breaches at ChoicePoint, Boston College, and LexisNexis. Now, the latest case of missing personal data turns out to be closer to home.
March 6th, 2010 Author: MikeMillions of employees and consumers have gotten some unwelcome news in 2005. They were told that their personal information was lost or had been stolen.
March 6th, 2010 Author: MikeNearly 10 million Americans fell prey to identity thieves last year. Theft related costs to businesses totaled $48 billion in 2002 and out-of-pocket costs to individuals totaled $5 billion, according to the Federal Trade Commission.
March 6th, 2010 Author: MikeIf the thought of a hacker selling your Social Security number to the Russian mob via some Internet hidey-hole sends you into a panic, you’re not alone. Identity theft pushes a lot of fear buttons.
March 6th, 2010 Author: Mike Code Green Networks Announces Scalabl. – Dark Reading
Code Green Networks Announces Scalable data loss Prevention For …Dark ReadingSUNNYVALE, Calif., August 31, 2009%26mdash;Code Green Networks, the leader in comprehensive data loss prevention solutions that can be deployed quickly and …
March 6th, 2010 Author: Mike Code Green Networks Announces Scalabl. – Dark Reading
Code Green Networks Announces Scalable data loss Prevention For …Dark ReadingSUNNYVALE, Calif., August 31, 2009%26mdash;Code Green Networks, the leader in comprehensive data loss prevention solutions that can be deployed quickly and …
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