CSO Daily

Nov 28, 2018

Has the word 'breach' has outlived its usefulness?

When someone says a data breach has happened, it's generally understood to mean that attackers have broken into a company and stolen sensitive information. But after a growing number of high-profile privacy gaffes, the definition of "breach" is being stretched to the breaking point. Read More ▶

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