Aetna says laptop with member data stolen

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Yo! Aetna! Listen Up!

...along with you other data holding companies...

"According to the statement, there was no indication that data on the laptop had been compromised. "We have no reason to believe that there has been any unauthorized use of it," the company said."

Losing the data *IS* a compromise silly! Do you think citizen Joe Blow's SSN that was stolen HAS to have a crook use it for illegal purposes to consider this a compromise? Wrong! If it was stolen, it was compromised!

Sheesh, when will these people learn! When will the govt finally step in and PUNISH these data holding companies appropriately. This NEEDS to be a felony, nothing less! This is neglect... and the employee AND the corporation needs to pay.

Nothing is being done to them... so they continue to neglectfully handle personal data...

Posted by: DarbyOhara   Posted on: 05/01/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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