Letters: Credit cards -- risky business
Re “U.S. a laggard in adopting more secure credit card technology,” Business, Dec. 21
How did Americans wind up being the international low-hanging fruit for credit card information thieves? The Times ably explains this situation in this article.
However, in the aftermath of Target’s massive data breach, I’m left wondering how a country that is such a leader in technological research can fall down so badly in implementing off-the-shelf preventive measures.
John Pierson
Pasadena
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