Two Equifax executives will retire following massive data breach

Within a week of Aufufx, it breaks a comprehensive data, which may improve the sensitive information related to 143 million people, the credit reporting agency's chief information officer David Webb and chief security officer Susan Mouldin are going to retire, said in a statement on the effective Friday evening. .

Suddenly, suddenly, suddenly the journey started as a target of severe criticism due to the sudden looting and how the handset became in the company's next generation behavior.

Richard F. Smith, CEO of UVFIX, apologized for a non-ad hoc discourse published earlier this week by USA Today. "This is the most huling moment in our 118 year history," she said. But his commitment to change the company was not enough for many dangerous lawmakers in Capitol Hill.

At least two congressional hearings of Equifax violation have been announced. Smith is expected to give testimony when the first scheduled panel will be held on October 3. A bipartisan group of 36 senators investigated the judiciary and the US Securities and Exchange Commission for reporting. EvoFax officials sell stock after learning about breaking but before publishing it to the public. The Federal Trade Commission has announced that it is conducting an investigation into the violation of Ittefaq, it has taken an unusual step.

Due to high quality frustration for consumers, they have paid for freeing and freefrigging from their account, such as caution against fraud. On Friday, Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) And a dozen other Democrats launched a bill that prohibits consumers from charging eqifax, experience and transvaan credit reporting bureaus for the service.

In the statement of EVFax, the company said it will provide free security fraud on November 21.

But few selected officials are less likely to meet.

Senate minority leader Charles E. Shooter (D-NY) said on Thursday that the company's chief executive and the board of directors do not have to take five steps to amend their promotions. Provide free credit inspection for at least 10 years, submit credit for up to 10 years; Forcibly remove arbitration clauses from their terms; And must comply with fine or new standards which come out of the investigation.