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The asset management giant tells FTF News that human error caused the inadvertent posting of CRM-like data about client advisors.
Fat fingers apparently caused the data leak at asset management giant BlackRock as officials acknowledge that the posting of customer relationship management (CRM) data about client financial advisors was the result of human error. Officials add that no sensitive information or data about the advisors’ end-clients was exposed via the incident. Bloomberg News first reported...
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