...above Dashboard includes our complete data for the month. To offer a more direct comparison with last month’s data, we’ve created an extra Data Breach Dashboard this month, excluding the...
...our new monthly Data Breach Dashboard – a one-page overview of this month’s key findings that you can download for free. Our first downloadable Dashboard is going live next week....
...Shake things up by moving them around the office once a month, preferably in unusual places. How about business-card-sized posters left on desks? Hold a monthly group circle: Gather your...
...not obliged to use that (or any other) specific phrase for their request to be valid. When someone exercises this right, you must respond within one month. 3. The right...
...public to raise awareness and prevent others from falling victim. IT Governance does its part in this, as we share a collection of the latest phishing trends in our catches...
...“may be extended by two further months where necessary, taking into account the complexity and number of the requests”. Data controllers must still contact the DSAR applicant within one month...
...top security incidents, the most breached sectors of 2024, month-on-month trends, links to our monthly reports, and much more. Use the links in the ‘On this page’ section below to...
...breaches), 719 million records for this month seems comparatively small. The number of records breached is also small compared to January’s numbers excluding the MOAB – 3,530,829,011 known records breached....
...one-page overview of this month’s findings, please use our Data Breach Dashboard: Note: Under ‘Key incident metrics’, for last month’s figures, we’ve used the numbers that exclude March’s outlier events...
...enforcement never catches every single member of the gang when it takes one down. So, the ones who remain are going to take their skills and form new groups. They...