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Iron Mountain loses data on 600K Time Warner employees |
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Iron Mountain loses data on 600K Time Warner employees
Boston Business Journal - May 2, 2005
Iron Mountain Inc. lost computer tapes containing information on 600,000 people employed by Time Warner Inc. since 1986, the Wall Street Journal reported Monday.
Iron Mountain spokeswoman Melissa Burman confirmed that one box of
computer tapes containing Time Warner employee records had been lost.
New York-based Time Warner (NYSE: TWX) said the U.S. Secret Service is investigating the incident.
The newspaper quoted Time Warner spokeswoman Kathy McKiernan saying
the tapes were placed in a container on March 22 and failed to show up
at an Iron Mountain storage facility that same day.
No evidence has turned up that the tapes' contents have been
accessed or misused, but the companies have been unable to rule out
foul play. Time Warner is providing affected employees with resources
to monitor their credit reports.
On April 21, Iron Mountain issued a general statement recommending that companies encrypt information contained in backup tapes.
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