By Stephen C. Webster Monday, December 17, 2012 15:55 EST A laptop computer stolen from a vehicle of a NASA employee on Halloween contained sensitive, private information on more than 10,000 current and former NASA employees, an internal report revealed Monday. As a result of the loss, NASA Inspector General Paul K. Martin explained that the nation’s space agency contracted with credit monitoring services to ensure the financial identities of their employees were protected — at a cost of up to $700,000. Talking Points Memo picked up the story shortly after the report’s publication. More…![]()
