Wednesday, March 15, 2006

Yet Another Lost Ernst & Young Laptop Exposes IBM Staff

Ashlee Vance writes on The Register:

Ernst & Young has lost another laptop containting the social security numbers and other personal information of its clients' employees. This time, the incident puts thousands of IBM workers at risk.

Ex-IBM employees are also affected.

The Register has learned that the laptop was stolen from an Ernst & Young employee's car in January. The employee handled some of the tax functions Ernst & Young does for IBM's workers who have been stationed overseas at one time or another during their careers. As a result of the theft, the names, dates of birth, genders, family sizes, SSNs and tax identifiers for IBM employees have been exposed.

More here.

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