What Would YOU Like For Christmas?
Even though I am no Saint, much less Saint Nic, I do have the ability to bring you some cheer, helpful news, and tips this Christmas. And this short article […]
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News & Legislation
VA Knowingly Violated Privacy Rights Of Millions Since 2016
New estimates show VA officials knowingly released personally identifiable information (PII) including Social Security numbers of millions of people since 2016. The whole privacy violation started with VA’s Veterans Benefits
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Buchanan Report Interview With Krause On VA Privacy – 11/12/19, 8pm CST
Wow, it’s been a couple of weeks since I’ve written anything publicly, and I wanted to come out of my trench with a bang on the Buchanan Report with Ivan
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IG: Massive Violation Of VA Privacy Rules Affected Undisclosed Number Of Veterans
An IG report confirmed allegations into privacy rule violations that led to over 25,000 “remote access users” having improper access to an undisclosed number of veterans’ sensitive personal information in
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Over $400 Million In VA Home Loan Refunds Issued To Disabled Veterans In Five Months
Veterans received $400 million in refunds after the White House tackled the VA Home Loan debacle that was a known problem within the agency for twenty years. In 2014, a
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DoD Failed To Protect Private Veteran Data, Settles Lawsuit
DoD officials said the agency will revamp its online databases for the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA) after allegedly exposing millions of soldiers’ and veterans’ personal information to identity thieves
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Military-Veterans Advocacy Secures Strategic Victory In Privacy Rule Lawsuit
Military-Veterans Advocacy (MVA) secured a strategic victory yesterday by securing a written declaration from VA that it formally will not start information sharing until January 2020. The agency’s decision to
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Lawsuit Seeks To Stop Veterans Affairs From Sharing Health Information Without Consent
PRESS RELEASE – VA will not be allowed to share veterans’ health information without consent if a lawsuit filed by Attorney John Wells on behalf of Military-Veterans Advocacy and three
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