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CCS Security Breach May Not Be 1st

Posted on January 13, 2009 by Dissent

Donna Willis provides some additional information on the breach involving Columbus City School employees:

[…]

NBC 4’s Ana Jackson GOT ANSWERS and found out this incident might not have been the district’s first security breach.

NBC 4 found out the district ran into a similar problem last year.

A district employee whom detectives believe was a victim in the recent case received a letter last November. It said the private information of 39 district employees enrolled in annuity funds was stolen.

Warner was unavailable to talk about whether the two security issues could be connected.

Read more on NBC4i

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