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Actelis Networks reports theft of safes with Human Resources files

Posted on December 31, 2013 by Dissent

Lawyers for Actelis Networks have notified the New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office of the theft of two safes containing some Human Resources files with personal information.

In their notification dated December 13, they explain that two safes with password-protected files were stolen on December 7 or 8. The theft was reported to law enforcement.

Files in the safe contained employment-related records and records pertaining to the business, including individuals’ names, contact information, and Social Security numbers.

AN’s Human Resources department is located in Fremont, California, but the notification doesn’t actually say where the theft occurred.

Those affected were notified by letter on December 14 and were advised how to protect themselves. They were also offered free credit monitoring services.

 

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