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December 17, 2009
 Malicious Insider Leaks are up by more than 50% in 2009

...according to the KPMG's Data Loss Barometer Report.  Here are some interesting points:

  • More people are being tempted to steal information such as that which could be passed along to competitors; this is partly because of economic pressures, and tempting offers from organized criminals
  • Some examples are
  • People in HR stealing employee information to open credit accounts
  • Selling a customer database
  • R&D
  • Product plans
  • Data loss in government is up 18% from 2008 and 30% from 2007
  • There are 2,300 known data loss incidents that have impacted 700 million people (impacting these high number may be in part because of disclosure regulations)
  • Of the various industries - financial services seem to have the best controls in place
  • Screen out the criminals:  Easier said than done - see my blog from yesterday on this.
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