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When a TaskUs Agent Took Screenshots, Things Fell Apart
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Nearshore Americas
In January this year, a TaskUs agent in Indore, India, was caught on camera using her mobile phone to snap screenshots of her workstation.
Two employees finally cracked under pressure — they admitted to stealing sensitive data belonging to U.S.-based crypto firm Coinbase.
Months later, in May, the data breach became public with one of the crypto investors suing the BPO in a New York court.
And that’s the crux of the problem: BPOs handle ultra-sensitive client data but often fall short on offering competitive pay.
“You can never be 100% certain that you will never have a security breach.
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