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Break-in costs ChoicePoint millions
July 21, 2005 Earnings report shows the data broker took charges of $11.4 million to remedy the leaking of personal information.Claim forms stemming from ChoicePoint debacle go out
December 7, 2006 FTC is mailing forms to consumers who believe they were victims of identity theft.ChoicePoint overhaul falls behind
June 24, 2005 Changes at the data broker to prevent Americans' personal data from getting into the wrong hands are taking longer than planned.ChoicePoint overhaul completed, company says
June 29, 2005 Data broker says it has made changes to prevent private information from falling into the wrong hands.ChoicePoint to pay $15 million over data leak
January 26, 2006 Settlement with FTC over charges it broke consumer protection laws includes a record $10 million in civil penalties.ChoicePoint data loss may be higher than reported
March 10, 2005 SEC filing raises questions about whether the security breach went beyond the 145,000 Americans notified.Democrats lambaste ChoicePoint data leak
March 2, 2005 Company's privacy snafu raises hackles of some politicians, who demand investigation into "terrorism risk."ChoicePoint data theft widens to 145,000 people
February 18, 2005 Database break-in affects far more consumers than originally acknowledged. Factor in 750 cases of identity theft.New pledges for Liberty Alliance
February 10, 2006 Group dedicated to online ID verification pulls in 15 more supporters, including data broker ChoicePoint and Telecom Italia.ChoicePoint: We're sorry for data leak
March 15, 2005 The data broker apologizes for exposing 145,000 Americans to ID fraud at a congressional hearing into the need for new data-protection laws.Scammers access data on 35,000 Californians
February 15, 2005 ChoicePoint confirms that criminals posed as legitimate businesspeople and had access to data on thousands.ChoicePoint faces inquiry, will curtail data sales
March 4, 2005 Identity theft scandal prompts exit from some parts of personal data business; SEC and others launch probes.Senator predicts 'overdue' changes to privacy
March 10, 2005 Democratic senator whose personal info was lost by Bank of America indicates time is right for reshaping privacy laws.Congress edges toward new privacy rules
March 11, 2005 Both Republicans and Democrats profess outrage over ChoicePoint and LexisNexis mishaps. New laws are being proposed.'Perfect storm' for new privacy laws?
March 1, 2005 High-profile breaches at ChoicePoint, Bank of America and other data holders spur legislators to action.Tougher data-leak law proposed
April 11, 2005 Update to ID theft bill aims to strengthen protections for consumers, after a slew of incidents where people's info was exposed.When privacy glitches are good for business
December 8, 2005 Security may sometimes seem as solid as Swiss cheese. But you won't find RSA chief exec Art Coviello complaining.LexisNexis flap draws outcry from Congress
April 12, 2005 It took mere hours for LexisNexis' latest embarrassing data leak revelation to spur cries of condemnation from Congress.LexisNexis break-in spurs more calls for reform
March 10, 2005 Renewed calls for legislation and industry reform follow theft of personal details of 32,000 Americans.Kiss your old SSN goodbye
May 16, 2005 News.com's Declan McCullagh says legislation on Social Security numbers will likely be enacted this year due to string of security snafus.
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