A data breach that left some 40 million customer accounts vulnerable to hackers will lead to tighter security measures to protect millions of credit and debit card users, officials at the Federal Trade Commission said Thursday. CardSystems Solutions Inc. has settled charges that the company broke the law by failing to ensure adequate safeguards for sensitive customer information. The settlement calls for better safeguards to protect consumer data.
February 24, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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A data breach that left some 40 million customer accounts vulnerable to hackers will lead to tighter security measures to protect millions of credit and debit card users, officials at the Federal Trade Commission said Thursday.
CardSystems Solutions Inc. has settled charges that the company broke the law by failing to ensure adequate safeguards for sensitive customer information. The settlement calls for better safeguards to protect consumer data.
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