Number of data breaches continues to skyrocket, new report shows ...Middle East

Cyber security experts’ reminder to use strong passwords and two-factor authentication may sound like a broken record, but a new report shows the warning is more important than ever. Data breaches are a growing problem. Last year, more than 353 million Americans became victims. The Identity Theft Resource Center released its 2023 report of data breaches, and the findings are jolting even to the non-profit’s President and CEO Eva Vasquez. “We’re over 3,200 breaches in a single year,” Vasquez said. “That’s a 72% increase over the previous all-time high back in 2021.” The ITRC says the top three industries targeted by data breaches are healthcare, financial services and professiona

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