465,000 Georgians at risk for ID theft
State employee downloaded data

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State officials on Friday began notifying 465,000 Georgians that they might be at risk of identity theft because of a government security breach detected in April.Joyce Goldberg, spokeswoman for the Georgia Technology Authority, emphasized that officials had no evidence that any personal data had been used for fraudulent purposes. But she said officials are alerting 244,000 motorists and 221,000 retired teachers, state employees, school employees and others who participated in the state Health Benefits Plan in 2002 that a former GTA employee downloaded their personal information to his home computers.

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