We're only a few weeks into 2020, but it's safe to say that the next big data breach will happen sooner rather than later. If the past decade was any indication of what to expect, login credentials, financial information and personal data will continue to be at risk going forward. Of the 15 largest data breaches in history, 10 took place in the 2010s, according to Business Insider. Although the increase in cyberattacks has resulted in regulatory changes and more companies focusing on cybersecurity, there is still significant room for improvement across the board. Cybercriminals are constantly updating their tactics and looking to take advantage of human error, meaning people and businesses need to make cybersecurity a priority. With this in mind, explore our slideshow above to find out the 10 biggest data breaches from the past decade. Related: |
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Denny Jacob
Denny Jacob is an associate editor for NU PropertyCasualty360. Contact him at [email protected].
