Policyholders' data likely leaked by outsource employees: Alico

Policyholders' data likely leaked by outsource employees: Alico

TOKYO, Japan - Kazuyuki Takahashi (C), a representative of Insurer Alico Japan, speaks about the company's in-house probe into a large leak of its customers' credit information at a press conference in Tokyo on Sept. 11, 2009. Takahashi said it was highly likely that the leak occurred through fraudulent access by employees at a company working on behalf of Alico Japan.

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