The FTC charges that Blackbaud's reckless data retention practices rendered its security failures much more costly: by hoarding reams of data that it did not reasonably need, Blackbaud's breach exposed far more data...
Then, in June 2020, the biz finally got around to alerting its customers about the privacy breach. At the time it assured them: 'The cybercriminal did not access credit card information, bank account information, or social security numbers.'
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