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Keeps On Climbin’

Published on March 14, 2011 By Mike Logan

This shouldn’t come as a huge surprise, but Sue Marquette Poremba reports that the Poneman Institute released research that indicates the financial costs of breaches is on the rise: A recent Ponemon Institute study states that the cost of a breach went up in 2010 to approximately $214 per record, $10 more per breached record [...]

The Cost of a Data Breach

Published on April 30, 2010 By Mike Logan

  The Ponemon Institute just issued its yearly “Costs of a Data Breach” study that reveals some very interesting U.S. numbers. Granted, we view the losses involved with a breach to be more than monetary when you consider damaged reputation, loss of business, etc., but the financial numbers alone are quite interesting: Because we examine [...]