The number of breached records with personally identifiable information, such as bank account numbers, credit or debit card numbers, personal identification numbers, Social Security numbers, health records, and other data, varies widely from year to year. The 2009 roster includes the one reported that January by merchant processor Heartland Payment Systems Inc., which according to the U.S. attorney in New Jersey compromised 130 million credit and debit cards. In all, 2009 saw 222.5 million records breached, according to figures Javelin cited from the San Diego-based Identity Theft Resource Center.