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Is Data Loss Plummeting?

Our guess is that the primary finding of the latest Verizon business 2011 Data Breach Investigations Report –namely that even with doubling the number of examined incident cases, the total number of compromised data records dropped by an order of magnitude—will be so unpalatable to some that the report will fall off the radar in a hurry.  [more]


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