Data breaches cost companies millions of dollars worldwide every year. Securing your documents and important business files is one of the easiest ways to prevent information about your business, employees, or customers from getting into the wrong hands.
This section helps you understand more about reducing the risk of a data breach, ways hackers and identity thieves find your business information, and tips on how to ensure your business takes the proper measures if a data breach happens.
The term data breach is often associated with electronic hacks affecting digital networks, but data stored electronically is not the only sensitive data is at risk. Information contained in physical documents still presents a large risk to security, and when mishandled it can lead to expensive consequences. Watch the...
Large scale data breaches have been making headlines for the past few years. As more and more companies go digital, the vulnerabilities of electronic document management systems have been exploited and efforts have been made to ramp up security for digital file management. However, while focusing on digital...
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The number of reported digital data security breaches continues to increase while becoming more diverse and sophisticated. There are three basic types of data breaches that can lead to a data compromise that you should be aware of; physical, electronic, and skimming. Three types of Data Security Breaches: Digital...
There are three root causes of a data breaches: malicious or criminal attacks, system glitches, and unintentional security breaches. Accidental security breaches account for 18% of data all breaches, costing $141 per lost or stolen record in 2017. There are three steps you can take to protect your company from...
Security breaches and data leaks are making headlines everyday. Now, more than ever, is the time to consider implementing a secure, record management plan. With a record management plan in place, you can limit the potential liability in a lawsuit. By following a record retention program that covers...
Data breaches seem to be commonplace these days. It seems like every other week another large company has to confirm that their system has been compromised and thousands of people have had their personal information leaked to someone who can-and probably will-use it against them. Although businesses have always...
