ACLU demands answers about transit agency data breach

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THE RHODE ISLAND Public Transit Authority waited until last week to publicly disclose a data breach it identified in August that included personal information of some state employees. The American Civil Liberties Union of Rhode Island sent a letter to RIPTA critical of its handling of the breach.
PROVIDENCE (AP) – The American Civil Liberties Union of Rhode Island is demanding more answers about a data breach at the state's public bus service, including why the personal information of state employees who don't even work for the agency was compromised. The Rhode Island Public Transit Authority publicly disclosed the data breach Dec. 21,…

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