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fuuuck > Anyone whose data was affected will receive a 12-month credit monitoring plan, paid for by Desjardins. That service includes access to daily credit re
by simlevesque 7y ago
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> Anyone whose data was affected will receive a 12-month credit monitoring plan, paid for by Desjardins. That service includes access to daily credit reports, alerts of any changes and identity theft insurance.
> "I want to be really clear," said Cormier. "Our members will be reimbursed [for any losses they incur.] There will be no cost to our members."
Not bad.
- purephase 7y agoNo clear mention of whether those impacted will be notified though.
- jacobroyquebec 7y agoNot in the article, but Desjardins has set up a webpage with information on the leak.[0] They will send a letter to every clients whose informations were leaked, which will include the code for a free 12-month Equifax (credit report) monitoring. [0] https://www.desjardins.com/renseignements-personnels/index.jsp https://www.desjardins.com/renseignements-personnels/index.j...
- appleiigs 7y agolol equifax
- glerk 7y agoI was impacted by this and was notified via internal message (on the Desjardins AccesD online banking portal).
- Scoundreller 7y agoIs 12 months ever enough monitoring?
- Raphmedia 7y agoAccording to them, there's permanent monitoring in place. This free paid plan is simply a bonus. We introduced additional monitoring and security measures to protect your personal and financial information. We notified the following authorities: the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada, the Commission d'accès à l'information du Québec and the Autorité des marchés financiers.