The Open Security Foundation's (OSF) DataLossDB project is an interesting resource for information about data and confidentiality breaches. At a glance, it gives you news, latest breaches, a timeline of breach numbers, a "top ten" list, and other references you can use in security awareness materials, or for risk analysis.
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17 November 2009
DataLossDB
Posted by Rob Slade on 17 November 2009 at 11:02 PM in Cybersecurity Training, IT Security, Legal, Network Security, Operations Security, Risk | Permalink
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