The world is awash in stories about corporate data hacks, leaks and other intrusions. Most headlines focus on global companies with substantial consumer interaction. Likewise, most stories focus on the harm done to consumers when their financial information is taken from those companies. And the coverage paints a picture of outside “bad guys” hacking this consumer data from these companies.

All that news is accurate, but it does not tell the whole story about data protection.

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