As the infographic depicts, most of these breaches could have been prevented if organizations had applied security measures such as implementing a firewall on remote access services or event log monitoring.
[Infographic Source: praetorianguard]
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Security of data is prime concern of any industry to move ahead of competition. Verizon's breach investigations report covering the year 2011 has covered all aspects of data breach in detail. Praetorianguard, a compliance, risk and quality improvement solution provider has come up with an infographic showing some important statistical data and conclusions presented in the study.
Ravi Vadugu
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