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What is really happening on the ground with data breaches globally? The Verizon “2013 Data Breach Investigations Report” aggregates and analyzes data from over 47,000 data security incidents and 621 confirmed data breaches. Read this summation to acquaint yourself with the Report’s telling details, unexpected correlations and promising strategies for detection and prevention.
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