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Topic:"Credit Ratings" in M12273

Matter: Board Inquiry into Nova Scotia Power's Cybersecurity Incident
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N-5Refiled Incident Report - NSPI - Redacted 2 passages
Section 102
1 The credit monitoring service offered to customers is provided by TransUnion and has been 2 specifically designed to protect individuals in the case of a data breach, and offers them 3 access to the following protective features: 4 5 • U...

AI summary The credit monitoring service provided by TransUnion to customers includes features like credit reports, credit scores, monitoring alerts, educational resources, identity restoration assistance, expense reimbursement insurance, and dark web monitoring to protect against identity theft and fraud.

Section 181
1 • Dark Web Monitoring, which monitors surface, social, deep, and dark websites for 2 potentially exposed personal, identity and financial information and helps protect 3 individuals against identity theft. 4 5 Nova Scotia Power anticipat...

AI summary Nova Scotia Power offers free credit monitoring services to customers affected by a data breach, initially for two years and later extended to five years. The company covers the cost of these services, and this practice aligns with industry standards for organizations across various sectors.

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