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Re: Employee vs client data?
From: "Allan Friedman" <allan_friedman () ksgphd harvard edu>
Date: Mon, 16 Oct 2006 11:40:58 -0400
It would be cool if we could begin distinguishing whether it was employee data that was lost or client data, (or both).
There's a field for data subject my data. I also note the presence of a principle-agent relationship for data protection, for when a third party is safeguarding the data on behalf of the {employer/merchant}. Finally, the data subject could have no direct or transitive relationship with the data subject (i.e. Choicepoint). I only have it for publicly traded companies, though. I hate to keep this stuff as a shadow dataset, but since exact date and sequence of info is critical to our project, it's taken longer than expected to make sure it's good. We really look forward to sharing it soon. allan _______________________________________________ Dataloss Mailing List (dataloss () attrition org) http://attrition.org/dataloss Tracking more than 137 million compromised records in 430 incidents over 6 years.
Current thread:
- Employee vs client data? B.K. DeLong (Oct 16)
- Re: Employee vs client data? Allan Friedman (Oct 16)
- Re: Employee vs client data? B.K. DeLong (Oct 16)
- Re: Employee vs client data? Dissent (Oct 16)
- Re: Employee vs client data? Allan Friedman (Oct 16)
- Re: Employee vs client data? B.K. DeLong (Oct 16)
- Re: Employee vs client data? Dissent (Oct 16)
- Re: Employee vs client data? Adam Shostack (Oct 16)
- Re: Employee vs client data? Allan Friedman (Oct 16)