Stolen Special Ops Laptops Had No Military Data, Officials Say
July 15 2010
U.S. Special Operations Command (SOCOM) officials say that thousands of laptops that were stolen in March from a private contractor did not contain sensitive information, reports the St. Petersburg (Fla.) Times.
Earlier this week, the newspaper reported that a break-in on March 6 at iGov's facilities in Tampa led to the theft of thousands of laptops and other equipment.
The company received a $450 million contract earlier this year for mobile technology services for special...
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