If there is evidence that people did nefariously gain some information, don't you have to admit that this is by definition a data breach?
Darrell Issa: “If there is evidence that people did nefariously gain some information, don't you have to admit that this is by…”
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Issa questions the definition of a data breach based on evidence of unauthorized access.
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