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What Is The Average Cost Of A Data Breach? - mothered - 07-16-2018 Greetings everyone, I've just come across this article, that provides a breakdown of data breaches and the fact they're continuing to rise- 6.4% from last year. Going by personal exploitation, It's of no surprise that Africa Is the most vulnerable. Quote:IBM Security and Ponemon Institute released their study on the average cost of a data breach. In it they found that data breaches are only going up in cost, and in the volume of records stolen. Source. RE: What Is The Average Cost Of A Data Breach? - Percent - 07-16-2018 I also heard somewhere that the majority of Africa is still using Windows XP, and this outdated operating system may even be running on African servers. RE: What Is The Average Cost Of A Data Breach? - Vultra - 07-16-2018 It funny you post this because, For the total cost for a DDos on a business is in the thousands/millions or so. I lost the paper that I had since, I was watching a live stream from Deakin. they covered the cost of the damage as well many other tools and the likes. I'm glad you posted something like this since, I was wondering what it would cost. RE: What Is The Average Cost Of A Data Breach? - mothered - 07-16-2018 (07-16-2018, 12:04 PM)Percent Wrote: I also heard somewhere that the majority of Africa is still using Windows XP, and this outdated operating system may even be running on African servers. The OS plays a role, but only minor. They lack common security measures such as WAFs, data sanitization, lack of resiliency/load balancing, poorly-designed web applications, Input data misconfiguration, and the list goes on. |