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How Long Should It Take You To Disclose A Breach?

Whenever I read the news that a data breach has occurred, my first two questions are “how big is it?” and “How long did it go for”. For example, the Omni Hotel chain announced a breach this week and they said it affected 49 out of their 60 hotels, affected 50,000 customer cards, was detected […]

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Wendy’s Says Hackers Stole Credit Cards From More Than 1,000 Locations

In what has been a monument to how NOT to handle a data breach, Wendy’s has again revised the number of restaurants affected by hackers.  Wendy’s initially refused to release any information about how big the hack was, although bankers were saying that this was hitting them harder than the Home Depot breach did. Then […]

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Why Trusting Any Organization With Your Data is Dicey at Best

The government would like us to believe that if they have unfettered access to all the data that they want, it will be secure.  The evidence does not support that. This past week, a terrorism database called World-Check was leaked accidentally (At least I think it was an accident).  It contains information on about 2 […]

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