William G. Sullivan is accused of stealing about 8.5 million customer records and selling them to data brokers. Sullivan worked as database administrator for Certegy Check Services Inc., a St. Petersburg, Fla.-based Fidelity subsidiary. Sullivan has also agreed to pay court-ordered restitution to victims and forfeit the more than US$105,000 he still has remaining from selling the stolen data. The consumer information included names, addresses, dates of birth, checking account numbers, credit and debit card numbers.”]