BUSINESS ID THEFT CASES – SECURITY BREACHES

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Some other sources reporting business security breaches and business id theft.

Data Loss Data Base

Identity Theft Resource Center

Personal Health Information Privacy

POGO Was Right

Privacy

Privacy Rights Clearing House

If a business has more then one report number, it is possible that it was listed in more then one id theft case. This list mentions business’s that may cause someone to become an id theft victim, due to the business not verifying the persons id, or the business was mentioned in a security breach report, or has unethical practices. If an item is marked “S” with date, the report was posted in “Support” (our forums) on that date.

Business Starts with: #, A-C | D-I | J-Z |

Japan Post Office - S-5/13-2008 |
J. C. Penney - S-1-18-2008 |
John Hopkins Hospital - S-5/13-2008 |
John Hopkins University - S-5/13-2008 |
JP Morgan Chase - S-5/13-2008 |
Kaiser Permanente - S-5/13-2008 |
Kathenhaus, Hamburg, Germany - S-5/13-2008 |
KB Homes - S-5/13-2008 |
KDDI Telco, Japan - S-5/13-2008 |
Keck School of Medicine - S-5/13-2008 |
Kellogg Community Federal Credit Union - S-5/13-2008 |
Kent State University - S-5/13-2008 |
Key Bank - S-5/13-2008 |
King Co. Washington Transportation Dept. - S-5/13-2008 |
Kingston Technology - S-1/19/2008 |
KSL Services - S-5/13-2008 |
LabCorp Monroe NJ Patient Service Center - S-5/13-2008 |
LaSalle Bank - S-5/13-2008 |
Legacy Health Clinic, Oregon - S-5/19-2008 |
Lexis Nexis - S-5/13-2008 |
LifeLock - S-8/28/2007 | S-2/21/2008 | S-4/3/2008 | S-7/28/2008 |
Linden Lab - S-5/13-2008 |
Lommis Chaffee School - S-5/13-2008 |
Louisiana Office of Student Financial Assistance - S-5/13-2008 |
Louisiana State University - S-5/13-2008 |
Los Alamos National Lab - S-5/13-2008 |
Los Angles County Child Support Services - S-5/13-2008 |
Loyola University - S-5/13-2008 |
Lucent - S-5/13-2008 |
Madrona Medical group - S-5/13-2008 |
Manhattan Veterans Medical Center - S-5/13-2008 | Marine Corps. - S-2/20/2008 |
Marks & Spencer, UK - S-5/13-2008 |
Marriott - S-5/13-2008 |
Marshall’s - S-5-19-2008 |
Maryland Dept. of the Environment - S-5/13-2008 |
Maryland Dept. of Natural Resources - S-5/13-2008 | Massachusetts Dept. of Industrial Accidents - S-5/13-2008 |
Massachusetts Dept. of Licensure - S-5/13-2008 |
Massachusetts National Guard, Lowell - S-5/13-2008 |
Master Card - Report 19 | S-4/3/2008 |
MCI - S-5/13-2008 |
McAfee - S-5/13-2008 |
McKesson - S-5/13-2008 |

Business security breaches come from many forms including; employee identity theft, the dumpster diver, computer fraud, and many others, all resulting in stolen identitys. A security breach can cost business’s thousands if not millions. A lot of this can be prevented by teaching employees about identity theft, and what to watch for.