Pam Dixon
Pam Dixon
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We may well be living in a new era here in terms of governments and data flow. This subpoena could, if fulfilled as originally requested, definitely compromise the privacy of quite a few people.
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When recruiters go online, they are just assuming a lot of resumes are going to be in the early career stage,
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This is a real problem only if you are working in a high-tech field or biotech or anywhere where there is highly-competitive software development or research and analysis going on,
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The use of data correlation and retention is very problematic. There are many questions about how e-mails or Internet searches can be used in a subpoena situation, and there are doors opening here that are of significant concern.
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This is a very old-fashioned book sale sheltered under that glorious tree. Each category has a table, or two or three, so browsing is easy. We always have abundant selections of books on gardening and garden design, cooking, art, the decorative arts, design, film and photography.
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I'd hate to think people are relying on data brokers, the people who have compromised their identity in the first place, to somehow be the guardians of their identity. It's a very troubling trend.
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You can't slink into the back row of the classroom and tune out,
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The likelihood of a job site itself being victimized by fraudsters is almost 100 percent because it is just too compelling. There is just so much information that a job site has access to that a fraudster would be interested in.
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The likelihood of a job site being victimized by fraudsters is almost 100 percent, because it is just too compelling. There is just so much information that a job site has access to that a fraudster would be interested in.
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I think there is a very long road to go before institutions and businesses, large and small, get a handle on this. The fact that we get breach after breach points to that.
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Making money on identity theft is a growth industry and it's just not pretty.
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On the plus side, you'll also learn twice as much.