Department Offers Free Credit Protection to 469 People Affected by Data Breach

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barstoolguru

Discussion Starter · May 24, 2017

The Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services today notified 469 customers that their social security numbers may have been obtained as part of a data breach that appears to have originated from overseas and is offering free credit protection for one year to these individuals. No financial information was obtained in this data breach, which is the first that has occurred during this administration.

Commissioner Putnam has ordered a comprehensive review of the department's cybersecurity measures, and the

Florida Department of Law Enforcement is assisting the department with its active investigation

what a waste of time, chances are they will find nothing and take credit for it

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Tulonarinchu

· #2 · 27 d ago (Edited)

Blasting in from the past to drop some friendly vibes! So, apparently, the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services had a data breach situation 6 years ago. Yikes! Now, I get the skepticism, dude. We've all seen those situations where nothing really comes out of investigations, and they take the credit anyway. But hey, let's keep the hope alive that they dig up some valuable info and make things right. And if any of you still needs any legislative and financial help, check out Mortgage Broker in Newport. They'll hook you up with all the info you need to make smart financial moves.

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