NeilHinduSikhKashmiri
India can't even keep credit card numbers secure.... Funny the hypocrisy of you hindutva nazis...
In fact, no data is secure in India:
With workers in India earning a tenth of their U.S. counterparts, there is plenty of room for savings for the U.S. firm as well as profit for the outsourced provider. These savings often come at a very high risk, however. Just take a look at the numerous incidents of data exposure in the past months.
We hold our personal information, such as credit and medical records, in high regard, but these just represent meaningless pieces of data to workers overseas. In a recent undercover operation, reporters successfully purchased personal information from employees at an Indian outsourcing firm for only $7.00 each. These data sellers clearly did not understand the importance of confidentiality for those to whom these data belonged.
On a country level, governments do not seem to share the same values in terms of protecting personal information. For example, India, China, the Philippines, Singapore and Malaysia lack any general data-protection laws at all, yet they are all fast-growing providers of outsourcing services to U.S. companies. At the same time, foreign workers clearly do not share the same pay scales U.S. workers have when it comes to the protection of our personal information.
