The Trustwave 2012 Global Security Report
highlights top data security risk areas, offering predictions on future
targets based on analysis and perceived trends. In 2011, one of the most
notable trends was the targeting of customer records; 89% of attacks
were focused on obtaining personally identifiable information, credit
card data and other customer data. The report discusses this trend and
many more, and defines how companies across the globe are leaving
themselves open to data security threats.
- For the second year, the food & beverage industry made up the highest percentage of investigations at nearly 44%.
- Industries with franchise models are the new cyber targets: more than a third of 2011 investigations occurred in a franchise business.
- Data harvesting techniques continued to target data "in-transit" within victim environments as was seen in 62.5% of 2011 investigations.
- The most common password used by global businesses is "Password1" because it satisfies the default Microsoft Active Directory complexity setting.
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