ChoicePoint’s Far From Alone In Data Security Dungeon

01 Feb 2006

ChoicePoint may be getting all of the unwanted attention, but it’s got plenty of company when it comes to suffering from data breaches. The Federal Trade Commission recorded more than 685,000 consumer fraud and identity theft complaints in its database in 2005. Thirty-seven percent of all of the complaints were due to identity theft. Full Story

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