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An open and inclusive consumer-driven economy, coupled with technological advances in the digital communications field, has spurred a phenomenon referred to as the "mobility of data."
It impacts everyone in the U.S. and in most industrialized nations. Data on virtually anyone is no longer contained in file cabinets located in office buildings and locked at night, but is now stored on globally connected computer systems - transmitted worldwide at a moment's notice.
Unique identifiers, such as Social Security or taxpayer identification numbers and driver's license numbers, make it possible for anyone with the right resources to know you. Depending on ...