data breach
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DougCo Sheriff’s Office cancels contract with alert network after security breach
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Thousands of Coloradans may have had their information leaked due to a security breach on CodeRED — a emergency notification system used by various metro agencies. CodeRED by Crisis24, a company based in Maryland, sent a letter to users on Friday stating that the system was part of a “targeted attack by an organized cybercriminal…
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Williams to sponsor bill to protect consumers from credit reporting agencies
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UPDATED with comment from Rep. Williams on credit alternatives. More than 145 million Americans woke up on Sept. 8 to find that their personal data, including Social Security numbers, birth dates, addresses and, in some instances, driver’s license numbers had been stolen through a security breach at the credit reporting agency Equifax. Rep. Dave Williams…
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Colorado mental hospital has data breach, but no damage was done, investigators say
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An employee at the Colorado Mental Health Institute at Pueblo fell for a phishing scam on a state computer on Nov. 1, but an investigation has found no evidence the phishers caught any data, the state Department of Human Services said Friday afternoon. Phishing is an internet scam that involves getting access to passwords or…
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Gardner grills Equifax CEO about data breach in Senate committee
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Senator Cory Gardner (R-Colo.) questioned former Equifax CEO Richard Smith and Equifax interim-CEO Paulino do Rego Barros, Jr., about the company’s massive data breach at a Senate Commerce, Science, and Transportation Committee hearing. Equifax said in September that hackers breached a flaw in their system, stealing names, Social Security numbers, birth dates, addresses and driver’s…






