WHITFIELD: All right, in London, an investigation now under way after a computer memory stick containing sensitive Heathrow Airport security data was reportedly found on a London street. I want to bring in CNN Technology and Business Correspondent Samuel Burke in London. So Samuel, how will investigators go about figuring out how this happened?</s>SAMUEL BURKE, CNN TECHNOLOGY AND BUSINESS CORRESPONDENT: Fredricka, it's absolutely stunning to think about Heathrow, one of the busiest, most important airports in the world. They have some of the most sensitive information turn up 13 miles from the airport in a normal London neighborhood. The information on there not encrypted, not even password protected. Now, Heathrow says they are launching an internal investigation to try and figure out how this happen, who might have been behind it, though they believe Heathrow Airport is secure. Now, you mention the Queen. Some of her information about the routes that she takes inside the airport was on that USB drive. She doesn't use the same gates that the rest of us take. So the royal suite, we had intimate details revealed on this USB drive as well as the routes that foreign dignitaries take when the President is visiting the U.K. for instance, maps of the security camera position. Certainly you wouldn't want anybody who is trying to evade those figures out where the positions are. And the locations of secret tunnels and escape shafts that actually under Heathrow Airport. Now, I was speaking to cyber security experts earlier who told me what Heathrow will be trying to do right now is figure out how somebody could have gotten this off the computer, but they're also looking to see if this information, God forbid, is somewhere else like on the dark web where terrorists might be able to get it.</s>WHITFIELD: All right, frightening. Thanks so much, Samuel Burke. Appreciate it from London. All right, more straight ahead in the Newsroom right after this.
USB Stick With Sensitive Airport Info Found On London Street.