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Biggest Security Breaches of All Time

THE REACH OF THE BREACH: THE BIGGEST SECURITY BREACHES OF ALL TIME ШШШ In our digital age, we like to believe our data is safe and secure on today's advanced devices. Unfortunately, this is only a comforting illusion to those targeted by hackers and scam artists. Both consumers and companies are at a high risk of fraud and data breach, and the biggest breaches of all time have resulted in billions of dollars of lost capital. DIGITAL SECURITY REMAINS A MAJOR THREAT TO CONSUMERS cases of 725,000 reported Total Reported Fraud % Conducted Digitally fraud 2008 643,195 In 2010, the FTC reports 63% that there were over 2009 | 721,418 725,000 cases of reported fraud. This is up 12.7% 60% since 2008. 2010 725,087 | 56% $594 The median amount fraud cost individual Despite increased awareness of online security threats, the majority of fraud is still committed via digital contact. consumers in 2010. HOW VICTIMS ARE CONTACTED: 45% E-MAIL 19% 14% OTHER 11% WEBSITES 10% MAIL PHONE IDENTITY THEFT STAYS ON TOP 19% Identity Theft 11% Debt Collection 40% Other 5% Internet Services 5% Prizes, Sweepstakes, and Lotteries The most common fraud 4% Shop-at-Home and Catalog Sales committed is identity theft, accounting for nearly 20% of all reported 2010 cases. 4% Impostor Scams 4% Internet Auction 3% Foreign Money Offers and Counterfeit Check Scams 2% Credit Cards 3% Telephone and Mobile Šervices 21% Although it remains a significant problem, identity theft incidence is down from 2009, when it accounted for 21% of all fraud rep reports. BIGGEST DATA BREACHES OF ALL. TIME Consumer fraud is a big problem, but the biggest security threats typically target companies. Estimated cost of the breach $7,800 million Records lost $5.400 m $5,640 Million $4,620 million $2.400millie 130 Million 90 Million $1,476 million 94 Million 77 Million 40 Million 1984 24.6 Milion 2005 2007 2009 Heartland Companies Inc Payment Systems TRW CardSystems, TJX Visa, MasterCard, and American Express 2011 2011 Sony Corporation Sony Corporation WHAT IS BEING DONE? IIIII|||||| Cybercrime perpetrators are not without pursuit. The Secret Service works to find and prosecute these criminals. $7 BILLION 1,200 SUSPECTS $500 MILLION The Secret Service arrested These investigations involved more than 1,200 suspects for cybercrime in 2010. They prevented approximately $7 billion in additional losses. over $500 million in fraud loss. Sources:WWTW.FTC.GOV, DATALOSSDB.ORG, SECRETSERVICE.GOv THE REACH OF THE BREACH: THE BIGGEST SECURITY BREACHES OF ALL TIME In our digital age, we like to believe our data is safe and secure on today's advanced devices. Unfortunately, this is only a comforting illusion to those targeted by hackers and scam artists. Both consumers and companies are at a high risk of fraud and data breach, and the biggest breaches of all time have resulted in billions of dollars of lost capital. DIGITAL SECURITY REMAINS A MAJOR THREAT TO CONSUMERS 725,000 reported cases of Total Reported Fraud % Conducted Digitally fraud 2008 643,195 In 2010, the FTC reports 63% that there were over 2009 | 721,418 725,000 cases of reported fraud. This is up 12.7% 60% since 2008. 2010 725,087 | 56% $594 The median amount fraud cost individual Despite increased awareness of online security threats, the majority of fraud is still committed via digital contact. consumers in 2010. HOW VICTIMS ARE CONTACTED: 45% E-MAIL 19% PHONE 14% OTHER 11% WEBSITES 10% MAIL IDENTITY THEFT STAYS ON TOP 19% Identity Theft 11% Debt Collection 40% Other 5% Internet Services 5% Prizes, Sweepstakes, and Lotteries The most common fraud 4% Shop-at-Home and Catalog Sales committed is identity theft, accounting for nearly 20% of all reported 2010 cases. 4% Impostor Scams 4% Internet Auction 3% Foreign Money Offers and Counterfeit Check Scams 2% Credit Cards 3% Telephone and Mobile Šervices 21% Although it remains a significant problem, identity theft incidence is down from 2009, when it accounted for 21% of all fraud rep reports. BIGGEST DATA BREACHES OF ALL. TIME Consumer fraud is a big problem, but the biggest security threats typically target companies. Estimated cost of the breach $7,800 million Records lost $5.400 m $5,640 Million $4,620 million $2.400millie 130 Million 90 Million $1,476 million 94 Million 77 Million 40 Million 1984 24.6 Milion 2005 2007 2009 Heartland Companies Inc Payment Systems TRW CardSystems, TJX Visa, MasterCard, and American Express 2011 2011 Sony Corporation Sony Corporation WHAT IS BEING DONE? Cybercrime perpetrators are not without pursuit. The Secret Service works to find and prosecute these criminals. $7 BILLION 1,200 SUSPECTS $500 MILLION The Secret Service arrested These investigations involved more than 1,200 suspects for cybercrime in 2010. They prevented approximately $7 billion in additional losses. over $500 million in fraud loss. Sources:WWTW.FTC.GOV, DATALOSSDB.ORG, SECRETSERVICE.GOv THE REACH OF THE BREACH: THE BIGGEST SECURITY BREACHES OF ALL TIME In our digital age, we like to believe our data is safe and secure on today's advanced devices. Unfortunately, this is only a comforting illusion to those targeted by hackers and scam artists. Both consumers and companies are at a high risk of fraud and data breach, and the biggest breaches of all time have resulted in billions of dollars of lost capital. DIGITAL SECURITY REMAINS A MAJOR THREAT TO CONSUMERS 725,000 reported cases of Total Reported Fraud % Conducted Digitally fraud 2008 643,195 In 2010, the FTC reports 63% that there were over 2009 | 721,418 725,000 cases of reported fraud. This is up 12.7% 60% since 2008. 2010 725,087 | 56% $594 The median amount fraud cost individual Despite increased awareness of online security threats, the majority of fraud is still committed via digital contact. consumers in 2010. HOW VICTIMS ARE CONTACTED: 45% E-MAIL 19% PHONE 14% OTHER 11% WEBSITES 10% MAIL IDENTITY THEFT STAYS ON TOP 19% Identity Theft 11% Debt Collection 40% Other 5% Internet Services 5% Prizes, Sweepstakes, and Lotteries The most common fraud 4% Shop-at-Home and Catalog Sales committed is identity theft, accounting for nearly 20% of all reported 2010 cases. 4% Impostor Scams 4% Internet Auction 3% Foreign Money Offers and Counterfeit Check Scams 2% Credit Cards 3% Telephone and Mobile Šervices 21% Although it remains a significant problem, identity theft incidence is down from 2009, when it accounted for 21% of all fraud rep reports. BIGGEST DATA BREACHES OF ALL. TIME Consumer fraud is a big problem, but the biggest security threats typically target companies. Estimated cost of the breach $7,800 million Records lost $5.400 m $5,640 Million $4,620 million $2.400millie 130 Million 90 Million $1,476 million 94 Million 77 Million 40 Million 1984 24.6 Milion 2005 2007 2009 Heartland Companies Inc Payment Systems TRW CardSystems, TJX Visa, MasterCard, and American Express 2011 2011 Sony Corporation Sony Corporation WHAT IS BEING DONE? Cybercrime perpetrators are not without pursuit. The Secret Service works to find and prosecute these criminals. $7 BILLION 1,200 SUSPECTS $500 MILLION The Secret Service arrested These investigations involved more than 1,200 suspects for cybercrime in 2010. They prevented approximately $7 billion in additional losses. over $500 million in fraud loss. Sources:WWTW.FTC.GOV, DATALOSSDB.ORG, SECRETSERVICE.GOv THE REACH OF THE BREACH: THE BIGGEST SECURITY BREACHES OF ALL TIME In our digital age, we like to believe our data is safe and secure on today's advanced devices. Unfortunately, this is only a comforting illusion to those targeted by hackers and scam artists. Both consumers and companies are at a high risk of fraud and data breach, and the biggest breaches of all time have resulted in billions of dollars of lost capital. DIGITAL SECURITY REMAINS A MAJOR THREAT TO CONSUMERS 725,000 reported cases of Total Reported Fraud % Conducted Digitally fraud 2008 643,195 In 2010, the FTC reports 63% that there were over 2009 | 721,418 725,000 cases of reported fraud. This is up 12.7% 60% since 2008. 2010 725,087 | 56% $594 The median amount fraud cost individual Despite increased awareness of online security threats, the majority of fraud is still committed via digital contact. consumers in 2010. HOW VICTIMS ARE CONTACTED: 45% E-MAIL 19% PHONE 14% OTHER 11% WEBSITES 10% MAIL IDENTITY THEFT STAYS ON TOP 19% Identity Theft 11% Debt Collection 40% Other 5% Internet Services 5% Prizes, Sweepstakes, and Lotteries The most common fraud 4% Shop-at-Home and Catalog Sales committed is identity theft, accounting for nearly 20% of all reported 2010 cases. 4% Impostor Scams 4% Internet Auction 3% Foreign Money Offers and Counterfeit Check Scams 2% Credit Cards 3% Telephone and Mobile Šervices 21% Although it remains a significant problem, identity theft incidence is down from 2009, when it accounted for 21% of all fraud rep reports. BIGGEST DATA BREACHES OF ALL. TIME Consumer fraud is a big problem, but the biggest security threats typically target companies. Estimated cost of the breach $7,800 million Records lost $5.400 m $5,640 Million $4,620 million $2.400millie 130 Million 90 Million $1,476 million 94 Million 77 Million 40 Million 1984 24.6 Milion 2005 2007 2009 Heartland Companies Inc Payment Systems TRW CardSystems, TJX Visa, MasterCard, and American Express 2011 2011 Sony Corporation Sony Corporation WHAT IS BEING DONE? Cybercrime perpetrators are not without pursuit. The Secret Service works to find and prosecute these criminals. $7 BILLION 1,200 SUSPECTS $500 MILLION The Secret Service arrested These investigations involved more than 1,200 suspects for cybercrime in 2010. They prevented approximately $7 billion in additional losses. over $500 million in fraud loss. Sources:WWTW.FTC.GOV, DATALOSSDB.ORG, SECRETSERVICE.GOv THE REACH OF THE BREACH: THE BIGGEST SECURITY BREACHES OF ALL TIME In our digital age, we like to believe our data is safe and secure on today's advanced devices. Unfortunately, this is only a comforting illusion to those targeted by hackers and scam artists. Both consumers and companies are at a high risk of fraud and data breach, and the biggest breaches of all time have resulted in billions of dollars of lost capital. DIGITAL SECURITY REMAINS A MAJOR THREAT TO CONSUMERS 725,000 reported cases of Total Reported Fraud % Conducted Digitally fraud 2008 643,195 In 2010, the FTC reports 63% that there were over 2009 | 721,418 725,000 cases of reported fraud. This is up 12.7% 60% since 2008. 2010 725,087 | 56% $594 The median amount fraud cost individual Despite increased awareness of online security threats, the majority of fraud is still committed via digital contact. consumers in 2010. HOW VICTIMS ARE CONTACTED: 45% E-MAIL 19% PHONE 14% OTHER 11% WEBSITES 10% MAIL IDENTITY THEFT STAYS ON TOP 19% Identity Theft 11% Debt Collection 40% Other 5% Internet Services 5% Prizes, Sweepstakes, and Lotteries The most common fraud 4% Shop-at-Home and Catalog Sales committed is identity theft, accounting for nearly 20% of all reported 2010 cases. 4% Impostor Scams 4% Internet Auction 3% Foreign Money Offers and Counterfeit Check Scams 2% Credit Cards 3% Telephone and Mobile Šervices 21% Although it remains a significant problem, identity theft incidence is down from 2009, when it accounted for 21% of all fraud rep reports. BIGGEST DATA BREACHES OF ALL. TIME Consumer fraud is a big problem, but the biggest security threats typically target companies. Estimated cost of the breach $7,800 million Records lost $5.400 m $5,640 Million $4,620 million $2.400millie 130 Million 90 Million $1,476 million 94 Million 77 Million 40 Million 1984 24.6 Milion 2005 2007 2009 Heartland Companies Inc Payment Systems TRW CardSystems, TJX Visa, MasterCard, and American Express 2011 2011 Sony Corporation Sony Corporation WHAT IS BEING DONE? Cybercrime perpetrators are not without pursuit. The Secret Service works to find and prosecute these criminals. $7 BILLION 1,200 SUSPECTS $500 MILLION The Secret Service arrested These investigations involved more than 1,200 suspects for cybercrime in 2010. They prevented approximately $7 billion in additional losses. over $500 million in fraud loss. Sources:WWTW.FTC.GOV, DATALOSSDB.ORG, SECRETSERVICE.GOv THE REACH OF THE BREACH: THE BIGGEST SECURITY BREACHES OF ALL TIME In our digital age, we like to believe our data is safe and secure on today's advanced devices. Unfortunately, this is only a comforting illusion to those targeted by hackers and scam artists. Both consumers and companies are at a high risk of fraud and data breach, and the biggest breaches of all time have resulted in billions of dollars of lost capital. DIGITAL SECURITY REMAINS A MAJOR THREAT TO CONSUMERS 725,000 reported cases of Total Reported Fraud % Conducted Digitally fraud 2008 643,195 In 2010, the FTC reports 63% that there were over 2009 | 721,418 725,000 cases of reported fraud. This is up 12.7% 60% since 2008. 2010 725,087 | 56% $594 The median amount fraud cost individual Despite increased awareness of online security threats, the majority of fraud is still committed via digital contact. consumers in 2010. HOW VICTIMS ARE CONTACTED: 45% E-MAIL 19% PHONE 14% OTHER 11% WEBSITES 10% MAIL IDENTITY THEFT STAYS ON TOP 19% Identity Theft 11% Debt Collection 40% Other 5% Internet Services 5% Prizes, Sweepstakes, and Lotteries The most common fraud 4% Shop-at-Home and Catalog Sales committed is identity theft, accounting for nearly 20% of all reported 2010 cases. 4% Impostor Scams 4% Internet Auction 3% Foreign Money Offers and Counterfeit Check Scams 2% Credit Cards 3% Telephone and Mobile Šervices 21% Although it remains a significant problem, identity theft incidence is down from 2009, when it accounted for 21% of all fraud rep reports. BIGGEST DATA BREACHES OF ALL. TIME Consumer fraud is a big problem, but the biggest security threats typically target companies. Estimated cost of the breach $7,800 million Records lost $5.400 m $5,640 Million $4,620 million $2.400millie 130 Million 90 Million $1,476 million 94 Million 77 Million 40 Million 1984 24.6 Milion 2005 2007 2009 Heartland Companies Inc Payment Systems TRW CardSystems, TJX Visa, MasterCard, and American Express 2011 2011 Sony Corporation Sony Corporation WHAT IS BEING DONE? Cybercrime perpetrators are not without pursuit. The Secret Service works to find and prosecute these criminals. $7 BILLION 1,200 SUSPECTS $500 MILLION The Secret Service arrested These investigations involved more than 1,200 suspects for cybercrime in 2010. They prevented approximately $7 billion in additional losses. over $500 million in fraud loss. Sources:WWTW.FTC.GOV, DATALOSSDB.ORG, SECRETSERVICE.GOv THE REACH OF THE BREACH: THE BIGGEST SECURITY BREACHES OF ALL TIME In our digital age, we like to believe our data is safe and secure on today's advanced devices. Unfortunately, this is only a comforting illusion to those targeted by hackers and scam artists. Both consumers and companies are at a high risk of fraud and data breach, and the biggest breaches of all time have resulted in billions of dollars of lost capital. DIGITAL SECURITY REMAINS A MAJOR THREAT TO CONSUMERS 725,000 reported cases of Total Reported Fraud % Conducted Digitally fraud 2008 643,195 In 2010, the FTC reports 63% that there were over 2009 | 721,418 725,000 cases of reported fraud. This is up 12.7% 60% since 2008. 2010 725,087 | 56% $594 The median amount fraud cost individual Despite increased awareness of online security threats, the majority of fraud is still committed via digital contact. consumers in 2010. HOW VICTIMS ARE CONTACTED: 45% E-MAIL 19% PHONE 14% OTHER 11% WEBSITES 10% MAIL IDENTITY THEFT STAYS ON TOP 19% Identity Theft 11% Debt Collection 40% Other 5% Internet Services 5% Prizes, Sweepstakes, and Lotteries The most common fraud 4% Shop-at-Home and Catalog Sales committed is identity theft, accounting for nearly 20% of all reported 2010 cases. 4% Impostor Scams 4% Internet Auction 3% Foreign Money Offers and Counterfeit Check Scams 2% Credit Cards 3% Telephone and Mobile Šervices 21% Although it remains a significant problem, identity theft incidence is down from 2009, when it accounted for 21% of all fraud rep reports. BIGGEST DATA BREACHES OF ALL. TIME Consumer fraud is a big problem, but the biggest security threats typically target companies. Estimated cost of the breach $7,800 million Records lost $5.400 m $5,640 Million $4,620 million $2.400millie 130 Million 90 Million $1,476 million 94 Million 77 Million 40 Million 1984 24.6 Milion 2005 2007 2009 Heartland Companies Inc Payment Systems TRW CardSystems, TJX Visa, MasterCard, and American Express 2011 2011 Sony Corporation Sony Corporation WHAT IS BEING DONE? Cybercrime perpetrators are not without pursuit. The Secret Service works to find and prosecute these criminals. $7 BILLION 1,200 SUSPECTS $500 MILLION The Secret Service arrested These investigations involved more than 1,200 suspects for cybercrime in 2010. They prevented approximately $7 billion in additional losses. over $500 million in fraud loss. Sources:WWTW.FTC.GOV, DATALOSSDB.ORG, SECRETSERVICE.GOv

Biggest Security Breaches of All Time

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