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More than 18.5 million residents of California had their information compromised in 2013, a 640 percent increase from the previous year (2.5 million), according to California’s State Attorney General in the NYTimes.com Bits Blog.
Following the investigation into a breach, the unraveling of the mess afterward can take months, and even years to resolve. Learn who's liable in this situation by taking a look at the cases of Target and The Independent Community Bankers of America (ICBA).
> While not yet confirmed by the company, KrebsonSecurity.com has released even more updates on what may have really happened in the Target data breach that resulted in 40 million stolen credit and debit cards, and the loss of 70 million records of personal Target customer data.
