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  • Links
    • Links to IOLTA / IOLA Rules
    • Ethics Opinions
    • Around the Web
  • Articles
    • Fraud Alert: Beware of Any Change to Payment Instructions
    • Employee Theft and IOLTA Accounts
    • Alternate Payment Methods: Issues To Consider
    • A Small Firm Guide to Spotting and Limiting Employee Theft From Trust Accounts
    • Fundamental Errors Lead to a $43,000 Loss
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A Lesson From a Lost Data Stick at Heathrow Airport

November 1, 2017 Kirsten Pricher

Data security should always be a top priority.  A lesson from this story: A lost USB stick is completely out of the control of the owner of the information.  

CNN article on Heathrow Airport lost data stick
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