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Re: Fewer Companies Suffer Security Breaches, But They're Much More Severe
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Re: Fewer Companies Suffer Security Breaches, But They're Much More Severe
Re: Fewer Companies Suffer Security Breaches, But They're Much More Severe
Forwarded from: security curmudgeon
: http://www.informationweek.com/news/showArticle.jhtml?articleID 2100132
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: By Sharon Gaudin
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: The number of companies suffering security breaches has dropped over
: the last two years, but the severity of the breaches has doubled,
: according to a new study.
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: The Computing Technology Industry Association (CompTIA) released a
: study showing that 66% of the 1,070 organizations surveyed said they
: did not have a security breach in the previous 12 months.
.. that they know of.
: However, while the number of incidents has dropped, the severity of
: those attacks has gone in the opposite direction.
.. that they know of.
: CompTIA reported that respondents rated the severity level of their
: security breaches at a 4.8 on a 0 to 10 scale, where 0 is not at all
: severe and 10 is very severe. Last year the severity rating stood at
: 2.3 and the year before that it was 2.6.
.. by who's estimation? There is a clear history of companies
downplaying breaches to save face and customer confidence.
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