Data stolen on Canadian federal employees in third party hack may go back 24 years | IT World Canada News ...Middle East

Ottawa now says the data theft at companies that handle moving arrangements of federal staff includes that of members of the Canadian Armed Forces, current and former federal employees, and Royal Canadian Mounted Police personnel for the past 24 years. The revelation was made in a statement Friday by the Treasury Board, which is responsible for all federal employees. Although the government was made aware of the theft of personal information from Brookfield Global Relocation Services (BGRS) and SIRVA Canada on Oct. 19, it still doesn’t know how many people were involved. The statement says there is a “significant volume” of data being analyzed, but “preliminary information indicates that b

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