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This is the second time health care information loss by a contractor responsible for its security has been compromised. Let make SAIC pay every single person that had information on the tapes pay the equivalent of five years of ID theft protection. Paid in form of check, and then everyone that had their information on these tapes can make their own decision on how to spend it. Until companies are held financially accountable for sloppy information security practices, nothing will change and the people will continue to get screwed over.

Agee 100% with anonymous...the last time my idenity was stolen it took me a year to figure out that someone had used my information and then 5 years to correct it. One collection company sold the debt to another collection company who sold it to another collection company. until finally someone realized that I kept all my rebuttal paperwork together...so they went after some other unsuspecting person. Why is it that companies are so quick to give credit without verifying the person's true idently...

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I agreed with all of you. I just got the leeter in the mail today on behalf on my daughter's identity. I'm shocked this could happen! Millions of innocent people's identity gone.I just hope my daughter's SSN doesn't get sold, for a illegal mexican to pose as her.

Considering SAIC's track record (http://archive.pogowasright.org/search.php?type=all&query=SAIC&mode=search&Submit=Search), TRICARE or the DoD should be asked what they've done to ensure data was appropriately handled. What is TRICARE's procedures for handling, backing-up and storing HIPAA and Privacy act information? If you hire a company with a track record of incompetence and you handle HIPAA and Privacy Act Data, doesn't the responsibility rest squarely on your shoulders?

This SAIC employee should be criminally prosecuted for his/her failure to protect and secure this sensitive data. Period1

I was notified by our military base that this is a scam

Really? To get their 1 year free credit monitoring, they're asking me to mail in my SSN, DOB, Signature, and address. They still don't seem overly concerned about privacy. I would say paying the cash value of a year of credit monitoring is much more fair - I don't want the crappy offline service they're giving.

Really? To get their 1 year free credit monitoring, they're asking me to mail in my SSN, DOB, Signature, and address. They still don't seem overly concerned about privacy. I would say paying the cash value of a year of credit monitoring is much more fair - I don't want the worthless offline service they're giving.

Not only do I not really want the service they are offering, which by the way doesn't offer that much of a feeling of security and rarely do people that have their identity stolen "bounce back" in any timely manner, but get this: this company sends me a letter saying WE LOST YOUR SSN and attached is a form where the first box asks me to mail them, in writing on paper, my SSN. Are you serious? If you want my SSN go ask the people that stole it from you!