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Some yearly round-ups on breaches

Posted on December 17, 2009 by Dissent

It’s that time of the year, and some firms and journalists have begun looking back at 2009. Here are some round-ups I’ve seen recently:

Perimeter E-Security Exposes Top Ten Biggest Security Breaches and Blunders of 2009
The Year Of The Mega Data Breach
2009: a year of incident, loss, malware and ultimately education
Ten Most Damaging Data Breaches of 2009
Top 10 Data Breaches in 2009 Expose 220 Million Records
The 2009 data breach hall of shame

If you know of others, please feel free to post links to them in the Comments box.

I’ll be compiling my own Top 10 list for 2009 sometime next week.

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