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TW: Siliconware Precision Industries engineer probed over suspected data theft

Posted on January 21, 2016 by Dissent

Julian Ho and Jessie Shen report: Taiwan’s Investigation Bureau has received a request from Siliconware Precision Industries (SPIL) to investigate an engineer suspected of stealing confidential company data. According to SPIL, unusual activities were detected within the company’s intranet. In order to protect the company’s confidential data and information, SPIL has therefore submitted a request…

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MT: New West Medicare notifying 25,000 members whose unencrypted PHI were on stolen laptop (Updated)

Posted on January 15, 2016 by Dissent

Update: This incident was reported to HHS on January 15 as affecting 28,209 patients. Montana Public Radio reports that New West Health Services is notifying 25,000 members after a laptop with their PHI was stolen. Here’s the statement that was posted on New West Medicare’s site today, with one interruption by me for a short,…

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NY: St. Luke’s Cornwall Hospital notifies patients after thumb drive with limited PHI is stolen

Posted on January 12, 2016 by Dissent

In reading the following statement from the hospital, keep in mind that the hospital’s home page says the incident involves the “possible disclosure” of  “a limited number” of patients’ personal information.  Their report to HHS of December 30th indicates that 29,156 patients were impacted. That’s some “limited number.” On October 31, 2015, an individual entered a restricted area of St….

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Aussie steel giant sues ex-manager for data theft

Posted on January 11, 2016 by Dissent

Jonathan Pearlman reports: Australian steel giant BlueScope Steel has launched legal action to try and retrieve “highly sensitive” information from a Singapore- based former manager, Ms Chinnari Sridevi Somanchi, who has been accused of corporate spying. A suit filed in Australia’s Federal Court alleges that Ms Somanchi downloaded company secrets before she was laid off….

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WI: Mental health patients’ and disability benefits applicants’ info on stolen laptop

Posted on January 11, 2016 by Dissent

Scott Trippe is a licensed psychologist in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, doing business as ST Psychotherapy. He’s also affiliated with Fox River Counseling, also in Oshkosh. On December 23, ST Psychotherapy reported to HHS that a stolen laptop contained information on 509 patients. There is no notice on either of Dr. Trippe’s web sites, but he apparently contacted…

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UK’s Information Commissioner repeats call for stronger sentences for data thieves

Posted on January 11, 2016 by Dissent

In the wake of another ridiculously light penalty for data theft, U.K.’s Information Commissioner, Christopher Graham, has repeated his call for stronger penalties. The comments come as an employee of a car rental company was sentenced for stealing customer information that accident claims companies could use to make nuisance calls. Sindy Nagra, 42, from Hayes, sold almost 28,000…

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