Colorado AG Agrees to $80,000 Settlement with Construction Company

Colorado’s Attorney General has agreed the settlement with SEMA Construction. The company’s employees stored customer personal information in their work email accounts for as long as 20 years. This included information such as social security numbers, bank account and routing numbers, and driver’s license numbers. The company discovered a phishing attack that resulted in unauthorized access to said information but didn’t notify affected individuals for two years.

Take a look at our risk expert’s overview of the case and how it impacts the construction industry.

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