Leaving a database unsecured or misconfigured is a symptom of a lax cybersecurity culture. Leaving a database unsecured that has this kind of incredibly sensitive data inside is a disaster that will send customers running for the exits.
Misconfigured database at TronicsXchange exposes 80,000 customers’ sensitive data
Delaware Division of Public Health mistakenly sends COVID 19 test results for 10,000 individuals to the wrong party
Human error remains the number one cause of a data breach. Security awareness training is the most effective way to prevent unfortunate employee errors.
Wildworks failed to secure data as 46 million children users’ information found on the Dark Web
Third-party service providers may not have the same commitment to data security as you do. It pays to do your homework to avoid these problems whenever possible.
Pluto TV users’ information stolen
Protecting your client records and other sensitive data from thieves has to be a top priority, no matter how old it is. Customers expect that you’ll keep it safe with reasonable security precautions in place.
Mishandled data at Vertfore exposed 27.7 million Texas drivers information
Bad data handling is a symptom of poor cybersecurity hygiene, and it can easily lead to bigger problems like ransomware and password compromise.