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News/Cyber & Privacy/10 Years After OPM Data Breach, Identity Protection Benefits for Affected Feds Start to Expire
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10 Years After OPM Data Breach, Identity Protection Benefits for Affected Feds Start to Expire

Government Executive – A decade after the 2015 breach of the Office of Personnel Management exposed roughly 22 million records, identity theft protection services for affected federal workers and their families are beginning to expire, marking the end of a long-running federal response to one of the government’s most damaging cyber intrusions.

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