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$182 per compromised record

by Iain Thomson

23 Oct 2006

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Apparently the  average cost of a data breach is $182 per compromised record. Pretty pricey eh?

But if 72 per cent of respondents indicated that the cause of the data breach was because digital information was not properly protected, it's a case of pay now, or pay later.

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