Morgan Stanley Client Data Stolen, Published on Web

The transcript discusses a data breach at Morgan Stanley where an employee stole and published data of up to 10% of its wealth management clients. The breach did not involve passwords or Social Security numbers, and there was no economic loss to clients. The bank alerted law enforcement and fired the employee. The motive might have been to sell the data for profit. This incident follows a larger hack at JP Morgan affecting 76 million customers.

What surprising event is highlighted in the introduction of the news segment?

• A cyber attack on Morgan Stanley

• An employee stealing client data

• A new security system implementation

• A merger between two banks

What percentage of Morgan Stanley's wealth management clients had their data published online?

• 10%

• 5%

• 15%

• 20%

Which of the following was NOT compromised in the data breach?

• Account names

• Passwords

• Social Security numbers

• Bank account data

What was the suspected motive behind the employee's data theft?

• To gain a promotion

• To sell the data for profit

• To sabotage the company

• To expose security flaws

Which other major bank experienced a large-scale data breach mentioned in the segment?

• Wells Fargo

• JP Morgan

• Bank of America

• Goldman Sachs