What does PI stand for?

Personal Identifier

This definition appears very rarely and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:

Information technology (IT) and computers

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Regulation S-AM does not cover aggregate or blind data that does not contain personal identifiers.

SEC Affiliate Marketing Rules For Broker Dealer Investment Advisers, ...

It's really important that people take control of their own safety here and shred the documents that have personal identifiers in them," Ms.

Ready to shred; Group offers public a chance to catch up

The Social Security Administration has long cautioned educational, financial and health care institutions against using the numbers as personal identifiers.

Social Security number code cracked, study claims

Arkansans are encouraged to bring up to three boxes or bags of paper documents that contain personal identifiers.

The Better Business Bureau of Arkansas and ShredSmart of Little Rock ...

Your online account is stripped of personal identifiers, such as your name, e-mail addresses and credit-card numbers.

Budgets Made Simple

Over time, a thief can harvest hundreds of passwords, account logins, and personal identifiers like Social Security numbers from the computer.

Protect Your Identity Online

Such concerns are amplified by fears that, in time, authorities will try to obtain information from stored DNA beyond the unique personal identifiers.

Push for DNA registry could affect all

With tens of millions of online users filing their taxes on the Internet, many Web filers readily disclose personal identifiers such as network passwords, Social Security numbers, bank account numbers, or their mother's maiden name," Hubbard said.

Tax prowlers beware