Agencies in Oklahoma taking steps to protect data
Policies and procedures have been changed to cut the risk of personal information being compromised because of stolen or misplaced laptop computers and data storage devices, officials at three state agencies told a House committee Wednesday.
"This is a real wake-up call,” said Dennis Shockley , executive director of the Oklahoma Housing Finance Agency.
"We thought we had real good security.&#...
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