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2013 DataBreach Report By Risk Based Security

Posted on February 19, 2014 by Lee J

Today Riskbasedsecurity.com has announced a report that covers the 2013 period for databreaches of all kinds. The report ventures into different types of data breaches which i do not normally cover but these are the data breaches that happen every day and have been for years. The breaches which have been used in the report for example can be anything from a corporations laptop with personal information on it stolen or lost or hospital patient information being dropped in a park and found and sold online, all these breaches matter at the end of the day. There is also a huge chunk of these which are contributed by the hacking scene and many of them have been simple SQL injection based attacks. As many are aware 2013 also was witness to some of the biggest credential hacking incidents with abobe and target taking the top spots.

About the Data Breach QuickView Report The Data Breach QuickView report is possible through the partnership and combined resources of Risk Based Security and the Open Security Foundation. It is designed to provide an executive level summary of the key findings from RBS’ analysis of 2013’s data breach incidents. Contact Risk Based Security for  your customized analysis of the 2013 data breaches. You can view the 2013 Data Breach QuickView report here:

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