My question was not whether it would have prevented the breach. It was whether it would have prevented the accessibility and use of personally identifying information once the system was breached.
Chris Coons: “My question was not whether it would have prevented the breach. It was whether it would have prevented the accessibility…”
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Senator Coons clarifies his inquiry about data breach impacts.
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