Everyone is grappling with self-reported data spills. Indeed, organizations of every size, public and private, here and abroad, are feeling the fast-paced, disruptive economic sting of an unauthorized sensitive information leak. According to the Privacy Rights Clearinghouse, since 2005, over 800 data breaches have been made public, affecting over 229 million U.S. customer records.
And while organizations strive to navigate the complex regulatory landscape, they also struggle to inform their customers soon after an incident occurs. In April 2008, for example, the Ponemon Institute published findings from a study of 1,800 data breach notice recipients.
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