If you’ve never checked out http://www.privacyrights.org, I would encourage you to do so. It’s a listing of all breaches made public from 2005 up to present, presented in reverse chronological order. They collect the information from a variety of sources. You can filter your search by checking/un-checking various boxes on the following:
If you haven’t read the Verizon 2012 Data Breach Report, you may want to check it out. Contains a wealth of information on what’s going on in information security breaches. Here’s a link:
We get calls for forensic analysis and investigation for a variety of reasons. Sometimes it’s a breach and the client wants to find out how bad the damage was, if anything was taken, if there’s any leave behind like malware, etc. Sometimes it’s an internal investigation on an employee for suspected theft or for breaking […]
Who is safeguarding your customers’ sensitive data? I’ve been reading with wonder, as I’m sure many of you have, about the seemingly endless parade of breaches for companies small & large. Increasingly, it isn’t the company reporting the breach that is the cause of the issue; rather it has been partners or service providers to […]
So many recent data breaches – its becoming hard to keep up. Here’s a quick summary of some data breaches. There are many more where this came from, and the full list of known breaches can be found at these sites: