It requires a business or government entity to notify an individual in writing or email when it is believed that personal information - such as a Social Security number, driver's license, or credit card number - has been compromised.
Only two exceptions to notification exist. First, upon the written request of law enforcement for purposes of a criminal investigation; and second, for national security purposes.
You can't tell the true impact of identity theft by looking at the numbers. You see it in the stories of the victims.
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It requires a business or government entity to notify an individual in writing or email when it is believed that personal information - such as a Social Security number, driver's license, or credit card number - has been compromised. Only two exceptions to notification exist. First, upon the written request of law enforcement for purposes of a criminal investigation; and second, for national security purposes. You can't tell the true impact of identity theft by looking at the numbers. You see it in the stories of the victims.