https://ciso.economictimes.indiatimes.com/amp/news/data-breaches/wells-fargo-fires-employee-after-data-breach-exposes-customer-information/109485146
Just realized the link says "India times" 🤔
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They would have to be able to see everything that stateside can see, just as clearly as WFA can see a CUSIP number. All pertinent to doing business.
Companies can only save $20K-30K per us employee with a base salary of $100K.
On our team, i&P pay is 30k, making it a savings of $70k for a $100k level employee.
What is happening to Wells Fargo is a shame! This CEO !! Wake up people!
How many times have we been told that India can't see full ssns, dobs, etc. In Wells Fargo Advisors they tell us that all the time.
What do they expect sending all of our jobs to India?????
Wonder what employee was trying to do with the two acct details n how the email
Didn’t get automatically blocked — to get fired maybe there is more to it than just that…
this story came out weeks ago. while any breach is bad, it was only a few records. The headlined would make you think it was millions. Does the article say if it was an Indian employee or was it state side?
The India employees scamming our elders better pay attention when they get the Elder abuse fraud claims they'll have to file. It's truly NOT a short process. Don't get me started. Lol. I don't want to say too much on this public forum. 🤣
Not to mention all the fines and loss of reputation. Anyone who is still banking at WF has their head in the sand.
Companies can only save $20K-30K per us employee with a base salary of $100K. Is it worth offshoring the jobs ? probably not in my opinion considering how much wf has to pay out to compensate the data breach victims.
shocker, India is known for a corrupt police system that doesn't actually crack down on this (when they do, its just a show they put on), there are a lot of scammers out of India who are predators to our elderly or just naive people who aren't aware what scammers do, I still do not understand why WF thought the customer information was safe in India.