Data goes missing at Connecticut bank

RE: Ahem. Read Up: You would think that if security was as big an issue with these purveyors of personal data as they claim, they would use a more secure means to transport their backup media.

Of all the lost data in the last year how many were the fault of UPS? AT least 2 that I recall and how many others were there we were not told about?

The fault still falls to the bank.

Trev; Posted by: Trevor_G Posted on: 01/13/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Go for the gusto Jack-Booted EULA | 01/12/06

Ahem, Read Up... Elekt | 01/12/06

RE: Ahem. Read Up Trevor_G | 01/13/06

Not necessarily Shelendrea | 01/13/06

Technology roadblocks Roger Ramjet | 01/13/06

Data offshored to India SouthernPride | 01/13/06

Minor Risk - Major Yawn panzrwagn | 01/16/06

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