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... America Corp. lost computer data tapes containing personal information on up to 1.2 million federal employees, including some members of the U.S. Senate. The lost data included Social Security numbers and account information, leaving customers of a federal government charge card program vulnerable to identity theft. CASE #3 LexisNexis identified several incidents of potentially fraudulent access to information about individuals at its recently acquired Seisint unit. These incidents arose from third parties misappropriating IDs and passwords from legitimate customers. As a result, information on approximately 32,000 individuals might ... identification and credential verification services for businesses and the government, provided individuals posing as legitimate businesspeople with access to their database. These individuals then set up about 50 fraudulent accounts through which they could view consumer data, including names, addresses, Social Security numbers, and credit reports. CASE #2 Bank of America Corp. lost computer data tapes containing personal information on up to 1.2 million federal employees, including some members of the U.S. Senate. The lost data included Social Security numbers and account information, leaving customers of a ... government charge card program vulnerable to identity theft. CASE #3 LexisNexis identified several incidents of potentially fraudulent access to information about individuals at its recently acquired Seisint unit. These incidents arose from third parties misappropriating IDs and passwords from legitimate customers. As a result, information on approximately 32,000 individuals might have been fraudulently accessed, including names, addresses, Social Security, and driver's license numbers (but not credit history, medical records, or financial information) . Again, this breach was caused by supposedly legitimate people who were ...
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...ard program vulnerable to identity theft.
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LexisNexis identified seve...al precautions. Protecting the privacy of your clients’ data makes good business sense. No agenc...
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...dential information to an identity theft ring? Could a producer who’s pl...encies nationwide. He is also a member of The National Alliance faculty and a ...
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...om a person through wallet or mail theft are used in a rapid fashion. These ch...wed the proper protocol.
The awareness of everyone who deals with checks is th...