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Thoughts on the Security of Online mySSA Accounts
It seems like security breaches are constantly in the news, with compromised personal data leading the list of impacts on ordinary citizens. To the more than 34 million people dealing with the Social Security Administration electronically, this is really a big deal. especially since that’s the place people need to go for a number of services related to their benefits. In this column on www.reuters.com, the issue of how safe these accounts are takes center stage. Read it here…
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