What's on your hard drive?

14:16 | Martin McKeay | Jul 25th, 2007 12:40pm |

PII, or Personally Identifiable Information is the data that can be used to steal your identity. We hear about it in the news all the time when a laptop is stolen or a database breached. But what about the information that you’re storing on your hard drive, information that may be easily accessible if your computer is compromised. I talked with Todd Feinman, from Identity Finder about this information and why it should be important to you. These are highlights from the interview. For the full interview, listen to this week’s podcast on the Network Security Blog.

Tags: PII, hard drive, Todd Feinman, Identity Finder

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