Stolen Laptop Exposes Agilent Employees

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A laptop containing sensitive and unencrypted personal data on 51,000 current and former employees of Agilent Technologies was stolen from the car of an Agilent vendor March 1 in San Francisco, the company said in a letter mailed to former employees this week.

The data includes employee names, Social Security numbers, home addresses and details of stock options and other stock-related awards.

[The Mercury News]

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Written by MCruz on March 24th, 2008 with no comments.
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