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Re: Data Loss versus Identity Theft
From: Henry Brown <hbrown () knology net>
Date: Fri, 27 Oct 2006 08:04:41 -0500
Data Loss: When Data goes missing. Would offer that this could include stealing or loosing of a wallet or stealing or loosing A CD with 20 Million veterans Records. Identity Theft: When someone uses someone's else Personal Identifiable Information for their own gain. And by my "definition" Data Loss does not necessarily have to result in ID theft nor does ID theft have to be because of Data Loss. In My Opinion, the key question is: At what level of granularity does this data need to be collected/centralized? NOT certain that there is a "server farm" big enough to record every case of either data loss or ID theft, not to mention the resources required to "feed" the monster(s). _______________________________________________ Dataloss Mailing List (dataloss () attrition org) http://attrition.org/dataloss Tracking more than 139 million compromised records in 447 incidents over 6 years.
Current thread:
- Data Loss versus Identity Theft lyger (Oct 26)
- Re: Data Loss versus Identity Theft George Toft (Oct 27)
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- Re: Data Loss versus Identity Theft Casey, Troy # Atlanta (Oct 27)
- Re: Data Loss versus Identity Theft DAIL, ANDY (Oct 27)
- Re: Data Loss versus Identity Theft Chris Walsh (Oct 27)
- Re: Data Loss versus Identity Theft Adam Shostack (Oct 27)
- Re: Data Loss versus Identity Theft Brannigan, Chris J - Washington, DC (Oct 27)
- Re: Data Loss versus Identity Theft Chris Walsh (Oct 27)
- Re: Data Loss versus Identity Theft Henry Brown (Oct 27)
- Re: Data Loss versus Identity Theft Walter Padworski (Oct 27)