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Cash is king and the main motivating factor behind data breaches findings show in 2020's Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report. Join us as we unpack the latest numbers. Hint: Phishing and stolen credentials cause the majority of breaches.
This is a tale of a lawsuit following a data breach that stemmed from a disgruntled employee who purposefully leaked his co-workers data. Should the company be responsible? The UK courts made their decision.
Just about every CISO you meet has a scary tale to tell, just as everyone you meet probably has a tale to tell about a horrible accident that happened to them or someone they know. The security ghost stories are fun to tell at conferences. But telling them constantly, at length, doesn’t help us have a reasoned conversation with the business around risk.
The UK’s data watchdog the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) it's largest fine yet of £183.39M for infringements of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) to British Airways for 2018 data privacy breach that affected over half a million customers. There message, "it is time for orgs to get serious about security."
Pull up a chair, and get ready to dig into the changing security landscape. Corporate executives were targeted nine times more for social breaches and C-Level executives (CEO, CFO, CMO etc.) were targeted 12 times more for social incidents according to Verizon's 2019 Data Breach Investigations Report.
