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New laws put HR on hot seat for ID theft


April 28, 2008 by Sam Narisi
Posted in: Document retention, Security and law, Special Report

In a recent court case, one company that thought it was buttoned-up against ID theft ended up paying $550K to employees because of a security breach. That’s just one example of how new data security laws are raising the stakes for HR and IT.

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