Timeline: 4 Years of Data Breaches
It's been four years since the ChoicePoint security breach brought the evils of data theft to the public's attention. The recent breach at Heartland Payment Systems reflects a lack of progress on the data loss prevention front in that time period. Here are some of the bigger breaches of the last few years.
April 2005
Malicious insiders at Wachovia, Bank of America, PNC Financial Services Group and Commerce Bancorp access customer data, compromising some 676,000 records.
SOURCES: Privacy Rights Clearinghouse, CSOonline reports
SOURCES: Privacy Rights Clearinghouse, CSOonline reports
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