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SUMMARY

60,000 names and identification card numbers including Social Security numbers stolen from server
Records 60,000
Record Types SSN NAA
Breach Type Hack
Data Family Electronic
Source Outside
Organization University of Wisconsin-Madison
Other Affected/Involved Organizations None
Lawsuit? NO/UNKNOWN
Data Recovered? NO/UNKNOWN
Arrest? NO/UNKNOWN
Submitted By: jkouns

TIMELINE

DateEvent
None. Add Data Incident Occurred
2010-10-26 Incident Discovered By Organization
2010-12-09 Organization Reports Incident
2010-11-30 Organization Mails Notifications
None. Add Data Records Recovered
None. Add Data Lawsuit Filed
None. Add Data Arrest Made

SIMILAR INCIDENTS

recordsdateorganizations
55,200 2003-03-06 University of Texas at Austin
57,000 2003-03-31 Georgia Tech University
178,000 2004-03-17 San Diego State University
32,000 2005-01-10 George Mason University

MAP OF INCIDENT LOCATION

Address: Madison, WI 53706, USA
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COSTS SUMMARY

Known Actual Costs

No known costs for this incident.

Estimated Costs

Ponemon Institute Direct Costs Estimate 1 $3,600,000.00
  1. Note that these estimates are based on the Ponemon Institute's 2009 direct costs figures from their 2009 Annual Study: Cost of a Data Breach. We multiply $60.00 by the number of records to obtain this figure. Keep in mind that depending on the breach, the direct costs are not always suffered by the breached organizations. In the case of credit card number breaches, the direct costs can often be suffered by banks and card issuers. Also note that this is only an estimate.

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