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The Effects of Including Personal Electronic Information on Transcripts (And Why Colleges Should Take Note)

By Husch Blackwell on August 3, 2017
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Yesterday’s post by Sean Tassi on Husch Blackwell’s Higher Education Legal Insights provides colleges and universities with low-tech strategies to guard their data against criminal activity. The information in his post serves as a good reminder to remove unnecessary personal information (“PI”) on forms and documents.

If you have further questions, members of our Data Privacy, Security & Breach Response team can address them.

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    Husch Blackwell LLP
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