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  • Posted By: Tea6 @ 09/03/2008 4:51:58 PM

    There should be a law against transfering social security numbers and other private data outside the US to foreign data centers. Homeland security forces people to jump through all kinds of silly hoops but if big business wants to send your private information around the world, hey, no problem.

  • Posted By: TuacaTom @ 06/13/2008 12:22:33 AM

    The main concern some companies might have with outsourcing thier web business off-site is that the security of the data is no longer under their own control. For instance, millions of U.S. citizens financial data is stored at outsourced locations in 3rd world countries that don't even have reliable electricity, let alone simple things like toilets. How secure does that make you feel about your social security number and other related data fields?

  • Posted By: olderwiser @ 06/12/2008 9:38:44 AM

    Byte has sent us the lightning bolt and the thunder. All the good things.

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