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Committee tells Equifax compensation meagre after breach

News | 12/05/2017 12:47 pm EST
Committee tells Equifax compensation meagre after breach
Equifax Canada's chief privacy officer John Russo and its director of global operations Antonietta Di Napoli appear before an ethics committee on Dec. 4. /Screenshot via ParlVu

OTTAWA — The House of Commons’ ethics committee did not mince words with two Equifax Inc. (Canada) executives appearing before them Monday afternoon, imploring the company at times in a fiery tone to seriously consider better compensation and protections for Canadians after the hack made public in September.

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