[Dataloss] CA: School workers' personal data lifted

Henry Brown hbrown at knology.net
Sat Feb 16 11:17:26 UTC 2008


Perhaps much bigger breech than the article from the Modesto Bee might 
indicate...

A quote from the Fresno Bee article "... Employee information for Clovis 
Unified and 15 other organizations ..."

http://www.fresnobee.com/263/story/396688.html
Clovis Unified School District employees were notified that a computer 
stolen this week from a Fullerton company contained personal information 
-- including Social Security numbers -- for about 4,000 district employees.

While police do not believe the intent of the burglary was to steal 
identity information, the district has recommended that employees 
establish fraud alerts on their credit files, district spokeswoman Kelly 
Avants said.
[...]

Employee information for Clovis Unified and 15 other organizations was 
jeopardized when Systematic Automation of Fullerton was burglarized 
about 4:30 a.m. Monday. District employees were alerted in an e-mail 
about 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, which Avants said was the fastest the district 
could assemble accurate information on what to tell workers.

The stolen computer contained Clovis Unified employee names, addresses 
and salaries, as well as Social Security numbers. It did not contain 
birth dates or other personal information. Systematic Automation handles 
the online benefits enrollment for Clovis Unified employees and 
publishes information on what benefits each employee receives, Avants said.
[...]

lyger wrote:
> http://www.modbee.com/local/story/208868.html
>
> A computer hard drive holding the names, addresses, birth dates and Social 
> Security numbers of Modesto City Schools' 3,500 employees was stolen early 
> Monday from a Southern California data processing firm, district officials 
> said.
>
> The hard drive and three monitors were stolen at 4:30 a.m. in a "window 
> smash" burglary, said Sgt. Linda King with the Fullerton Police 
> Department. She had no information about witnesses or suspects.
>
> The burglary happened at Systematic Automation Inc. in Fullerton. The firm 
> prints annual, customized statements for each district employee with a 
> sum-mary of his or her health and other employee benefits.
>
> [...]
> ________________



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