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Data Breaches Are Heaviest at Hotels Par Hack In The BoxLe [2010-03-19] à 01:55:46
Présentation : Hackers are now stealing credit-card data from hotels more often than any other industry, according to data-security companies. In a recent report, SpiderLabs, a unit of data-security firm Trustwave, said 38pourcents of its data-breach investigations in 2009 occurred at hotels. Financial services accounted for 19pourcents of the company's data-breach investigations. Once an attack occurred, it took an average of 156 days for the business to realize it, according to the report. The problem has continued into 2010, says Nicholas Percoco, senior vice president of Trustwave and head of SpiderLabs. Verizon Business, another data-security firm, noticed a similar increase in attacks on hotels starting around last April, says Dave Ostertag, manager of investigative response at Verizon Business, a unit of Verizon Communication Inc.
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