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Personal information of Ohio Masonic Home employees at risk after laptop theft

The personal information of about 600 employees of Ohio Masonic Home was on a laptop stolen from auditing firm Battelle & Battelle.

What was the response? Ohio Masonic Home notified employees in person and by letter. The organization will also provide them with credit-monitoring service.

Battelle and Battelle has met with clients to discuss how losses would be handled.

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Multiple letters of authentication are required to access the data on the machine.

Battelle was conducting the organization’s pension plan audit when the laptop was stolen from an employee’s vehicle.

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“We feel that the chance of your data being accessed by an outside party is quite slim,” Battelle told the organization.

For help: A complaint can be filed with the Federal Trade Commission at www.ftc.gov/idtheft.

Source: Dayton Daily News (online), Nov. 17, "Laptop with workers personal information stolen from auditors"

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