Years ago a friend's house was burgled. They took blank checks and statements, among other things, and spent her money. It took a long time to unwind that. Phy

Years ago a friend's house was burgled. They took blank checks and statements, among other things, and spent her money. It took a long time to unwind that. Physically breaking in is a real threat. Now break-ins risk digital breaches as well as the old standards. Just because it involves being onsite doesn't mean it isn't a meaningful threat, and now it's not limited to just the artifacts that are stolen. In fact, "standard" protocol in response to a physical home breakin should probably include a digital "audit."