State of (in)security - Week 45
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Week over Week comparison of week 45 vs week 44 is - back to normal:
There were a total of 4,002,293 impacted individuals across 10 incidents, with the largest breach being the Maine government reports MOVEit related data breach of multiple departments incident exposing 1,300,000 individuals. Since not all incidents report a number of impacted individuals, the real number is definitely higher than that.
Cause | Number of incidents |
---|---|
ransomware | 10 |
third party breach | 7 |
human error | 1 |
leaked cloud credentials | 1 |
protocol design issue | 1 |
unpatched software vulnerability | 1 |
web application change insufficiently tested | 1 |
DDoS attack | 1 |
web scraping | 1 |
employee unauthorized access | 1 |
Industry | Number of incidents |
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Healthcare | 11 |
IT/Software/Technology | 4 |
Government | 3 |
Retail | 2 |
Consulting/Professional Services | 2 |
Finance | 2 |
Utilities | 1 |
Education | 1 |
Hospitality/Events | 1 |
Manufacturing | 1 |
Transport/Logistics | 1 |
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