CIBC works on damage control in wake of fax foul-up

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Top officials at Canadian Imperial Bank Of Commerce (CIBC) gathered together in an effort to stem the fallout from an embarrassing glitch in which the confidential information of hundreds of customers was mistakenly faxed to a West Virginia junkyard. Chief executive officer, John Hunkin along with other top officials of CIBC met to discuss ways of defusing the controversy and fine-tuning their communications strategy.

Commercial Banks, Legal issues & crime, General services, Data Processing Security, Banking industry, Safety and security measures, Company legal issue, Investigations, Data security, Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, Data security issue

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Viruses gum up computer networks

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Computer viruses have made a significant impact on corporate productivity and costs. Telus Corp. and Lockheed Martin Corp. have reported that their information technology units were busy keeping the company's computer systems operational.

Facilities & equipment, United States, Economic aspects, Financial services, Equipment and supplies, Computer viruses, Aircraft industry, Lockheed Martin Corp., Virus, TELUS Holdings Inc.

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