| Data theft triple rise |
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| Written by minor | ||||
| Tuesday, 11 December 2007 | ||||
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Analysis was prepared from data losses reported over past two years in news stories and results of this year aren't impressive. Affected were 98 companies, 85 schools, 80 government agencies and 39 hospitals and clinics. Of course it's not everything, some of cases were not published.We shouldn't ask, why this happened. Also agencies, companies, governments and also we should not only look on issues that are passing in front of them, they have to actively act against data theft and protect their and own assets of highest value - personal data, because otherwise it could be us, whose credit card was "cleaned" or data misused.
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It is well known to all of us - data theft or data loss is one of the nightmares. This year stories brought embarrassing incident in UK, 25 million people, their personal and bank details are at risk thanks two disks in mail. Given fact that UK has around 60 millions of citizens, more than every 3rd is affected by this.
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