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The 2019 Data Breach Report is available now and you’ll be surprised at the numbers so far this year. Unfortunately, the numbers are growing by the day.
The Privacy Rights Clearinghouse maintains a database of all breaches that have been made public in their Chronology of Data Breaches. This report acts as a source of information to assist in research involving reported data breaches from 2005 to present.
This report only includes publicly reported breaches — many organizations aren’t required to report breaches and some don’t know they have been breached. In addition, some organizations are unaware of how many records have been compromised.
The Chronology of Data Breaches includes data breaches and the number of records breached reported through either government agencies or verifiable media sources.
Current 2019 Data Breach Report:
Total Data Breaches: 222
Records Exposed: 9,727,276
As a comparison, the data breach report for 2018 is:
Total Data Breaches: 668
Records total: 1,369,452,404
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Data Breaches by Breach Type
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Breach Type Codes:
Payment Card Fraud (CARD) – Fraud involving debit and credit cards that are not accomplished via hacking. For example, skimming devices at point-of-service terminals.
Hacking or Malware (HACK) – Hacked by an outside party or infected by malware
Insider (INSD)– Insider (someone with legitimate access intentionally breaches information – such as an employee, contractor, or customer)
Physical Loss (PHYS) – Includes paper documents that are lost, discarded, or stolen (non-electronic)
Portable Device (PORT) – Lost, discarded, or stolen laptop, PDA, smartphone, memory stick, CDs, hard drive, data tape, etc.
Stationary Device (STAT) – Stationary computer loss (lost, inappropriately accessed, discarded, or stolen computer or server not designed for mobility)
Unintended Disclosure (DISC) – Unintended disclosure (not involving hacking, intentional breach, or physical loss – for example sensitive information posted publicly, mishandled, or sent to the wrong party via publishing online, sending in an email, sending in a mailing, or sending via fax)
Unknown (UNKN)
Hackers Dominate 2019 Data Breach Report
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