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Can a company be held accountable for allowing a laptop with Social Security numbers be stolen?
Our university was working with Sungard Banner back in the late 90’s and an employee had Social Security numbers, addresses and names downloaded on his laptop computer. This employee worked for Sungard. A couple of weeks ago someone stole his laptop with all this information on it. I received a letter explaining what happened and they advised me to allow the credit companies to monitor our credit reports for fradulent activity free of charge. Shouldn’t someone be held accountable for this terrible mistake. Why was the info not deleted since it was back in the late 90’s when this data was taken?? What rights do I have??
I wanted to add, all this info was not encrypted. It was supposedly in an email attachment.
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it is actually a scam… I have heard this one. A company apologises for losing your info, they offer to monitor your credit for free for six months but see you a membership for ever. Scare tactic and a way for the them to GET YOUR INFO!! its new and don’t fall for it.
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