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	* Data from the [https://www.idtheftcenter.org/Data-Breaches/ ITRC] show that what they call breach (data exfiltration) is down since 2016 in terms of number of individual records downloaded.		* Data from the [https://www.idtheftcenter.org/Data-Breaches/ ITRC] (Identity Theft Resource Center) show that what they call breach (data exfiltration) is way down since 2016 in terms of number of individual records downloaded.
	* The ITRC categorizes data exposure as human error and not as a data breach. Phishing and credential use for crime, on the other hand, is way up.		* The ITRC categorizes data exposure as human error and not as a data breach. Phishing and credential use for crime, on the other hand, is way up.
	* [https://medium.com/team8/7-cybersecurity-trends-to-watch-845bfe98761a Cybersecurity Trends] in early 2021 are pointing to a increased level of awareness of breaches.<blockquote>The recent history of high-profile data breaches is strengthening privacy regulations and eroding consumer trust in companies. Cisco’s 2020 Consumer Privacy Survey revealed that one-third of consumers are “Privacy Actives” who have stopped doing business with organizations over Data Privacy concerns. This trend is likely to continue as 65% of the world’s population will have its personal data covered under modern privacy regulations in the next two years, up from 10% in 2020.</blockquote>		* [https://medium.com/team8/7-cybersecurity-trends-to-watch-845bfe98761a Cybersecurity Trends] in early 2021 are pointing to a increased level of awareness of breaches.<blockquote>The recent history of high-profile data breaches is strengthening privacy regulations and eroding consumer trust in companies. Cisco’s 2020 Consumer Privacy Survey revealed that one-third of consumers are “Privacy Actives” who have stopped doing business with organizations over Data Privacy concerns. This trend is likely to continue as 65% of the world’s population will have its personal data covered under modern privacy regulations in the next two years, up from 10% in 2020.</blockquote>

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	* Data from the [https://www.idtheftcenter.org/Data-Breaches/ ITRC] show that what they call breach (data exfiltration) is down since 2016 in terms of number of individual records downloaded.		* Data from the [https://www.idtheftcenter.org/Data-Breaches/ ITRC] show that what they call breach (data exfiltration) is down since 2016 in terms of number of individual records downloaded.
	* The ITRC categorizes data exposure as human error and not as a ~~cyber attack~~. Phishing and credential use for crime, on the other hand, is way up.		* The ITRC categorizes data exposure as human error and not as a data breach. Phishing and credential use for crime, on the other hand, is way up.
	* [https://medium.com/team8/7-cybersecurity-trends-to-watch-845bfe98761a Cybersecurity Trends] in early 2021 are pointing to a increased level of awareness of breaches.<blockquote>The recent history of high-profile data breaches is strengthening privacy regulations and eroding consumer trust in companies. Cisco’s 2020 Consumer Privacy Survey revealed that one-third of consumers are “Privacy Actives” who have stopped doing business with organizations over Data Privacy concerns. This trend is likely to continue as 65% of the world’s population will have its personal data covered under modern privacy regulations in the next two years, up from 10% in 2020.</blockquote>		* [https://medium.com/team8/7-cybersecurity-trends-to-watch-845bfe98761a Cybersecurity Trends] in early 2021 are pointing to a increased level of awareness of breaches.<blockquote>The recent history of high-profile data breaches is strengthening privacy regulations and eroding consumer trust in companies. Cisco’s 2020 Consumer Privacy Survey revealed that one-third of consumers are “Privacy Actives” who have stopped doing business with organizations over Data Privacy concerns. This trend is likely to continue as 65% of the world’s population will have its personal data covered under modern privacy regulations in the next two years, up from 10% in 2020.</blockquote>

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	* Data from the [https://www.idtheftcenter.org/Data-Breaches/ ITRC] show that what they call breach (data exfiltration) is down since 2016 in terms of number of individual records downloaded.		* Data from the [https://www.idtheftcenter.org/Data-Breaches/ ITRC] show that what they call breach (data exfiltration) is down since 2016 in terms of number of individual records downloaded.
	* The ITRC categorizes data exposure as not a cyber attack. Phishing and credential use for crime, on the other hand, is way up.		* The ITRC categorizes data exposure as human error and not as a cyber attack. Phishing and credential use for crime, on the other hand, is way up.
	* [https://medium.com/team8/7-cybersecurity-trends-to-watch-845bfe98761a Cybersecurity Trends] in early 2021 are pointing to a increased level of awareness of breaches.<blockquote>The recent history of high-profile data breaches is strengthening privacy regulations and eroding consumer trust in companies. Cisco’s 2020 Consumer Privacy Survey revealed that one-third of consumers are “Privacy Actives” who have stopped doing business with organizations over Data Privacy concerns. This trend is likely to continue as 65% of the world’s population will have its personal data covered under modern privacy regulations in the next two years, up from 10% in 2020.</blockquote>		* [https://medium.com/team8/7-cybersecurity-trends-to-watch-845bfe98761a Cybersecurity Trends] in early 2021 are pointing to a increased level of awareness of breaches.<blockquote>The recent history of high-profile data breaches is strengthening privacy regulations and eroding consumer trust in companies. Cisco’s 2020 Consumer Privacy Survey revealed that one-third of consumers are “Privacy Actives” who have stopped doing business with organizations over Data Privacy concerns. This trend is likely to continue as 65% of the world’s population will have its personal data covered under modern privacy regulations in the next two years, up from 10% in 2020.</blockquote>

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	* Data from the ~~ITSG~~ show that what they call breach (data exfiltration) is down since 2016 in terms of number of individual records downloaded.		* Data from the [https://www.idtheftcenter.org/Data-Breaches/ ITRC] show that what they call breach (data exfiltration) is down since 2016 in terms of number of individual records downloaded.
	* The ~~ITSG~~ categorizes data exposure as not a cyber attack. Phishing and credential use for crime, on the other hand, is way up.		* The ITRC categorizes data exposure as not a cyber attack. Phishing and credential use for crime, on the other hand, is way up.
	* [https://medium.com/team8/7-cybersecurity-trends-to-watch-845bfe98761a Cybersecurity Trends] in early 2021 are pointing to a increased level of awareness of breaches.<blockquote>The recent history of high-profile data breaches is strengthening privacy regulations and eroding consumer trust in companies. Cisco’s 2020 Consumer Privacy Survey revealed that one-third of consumers are “Privacy Actives” who have stopped doing business with organizations over Data Privacy concerns. This trend is likely to continue as 65% of the world’s population will have its personal data covered under modern privacy regulations in the next two years, up from 10% in 2020.</blockquote>		* [https://medium.com/team8/7-cybersecurity-trends-to-watch-845bfe98761a Cybersecurity Trends] in early 2021 are pointing to a increased level of awareness of breaches.<blockquote>The recent history of high-profile data breaches is strengthening privacy regulations and eroding consumer trust in companies. Cisco’s 2020 Consumer Privacy Survey revealed that one-third of consumers are “Privacy Actives” who have stopped doing business with organizations over Data Privacy concerns. This trend is likely to continue as 65% of the world’s population will have its personal data covered under modern privacy regulations in the next two years, up from 10% in 2020.</blockquote>

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	* Data from the ITSG show that what they call breach (data exfiltration) is down since 2016 in terms of number of individual records downloaded.		* Data from the ITSG show that what they call breach (data exfiltration) is down since 2016 in terms of number of individual records downloaded.
	* The ITSG ~~calls~~ data exposure as not a cyber attack. Phishing and credential use for crime, on the other hand, is way up.		* The ITSG categorizes data exposure as not a cyber attack. Phishing and credential use for crime, on the other hand, is way up.
	* [https://medium.com/team8/7-cybersecurity-trends-to-watch-845bfe98761a ~~Cybersecuirty~~ Trends] in early 2021 are pointing to a increased level of awareness of breaches.<blockquote>The recent history of high-profile data breaches is strengthening privacy regulations and eroding consumer trust in companies. Cisco’s 2020 Consumer Privacy Survey revealed that one-third of consumers are “Privacy Actives” who have stopped doing business with organizations over Data Privacy concerns. This trend is likely to continue as 65% of the world’s population will have its personal data covered under modern privacy regulations in the next two years, up from 10% in 2020.</blockquote>		* [https://medium.com/team8/7-cybersecurity-trends-to-watch-845bfe98761a Cybersecurity Trends] in early 2021 are pointing to a increased level of awareness of breaches.<blockquote>The recent history of high-profile data breaches is strengthening privacy regulations and eroding consumer trust in companies. Cisco’s 2020 Consumer Privacy Survey revealed that one-third of consumers are “Privacy Actives” who have stopped doing business with organizations over Data Privacy concerns. This trend is likely to continue as 65% of the world’s population will have its personal data covered under modern privacy regulations in the next two years, up from 10% in 2020.</blockquote>

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			* Data from the ITSG show that what they call breach (data exfiltration) is down since 2016 in terms of number of individual records downloaded.
			* The ITSG calls data exposure as not a cyber attack. Phishing and credential use for crime, on the other hand, is way up.
	* [https://medium.com/team8/7-cybersecurity-trends-to-watch-845bfe98761a Cybersecuirty Trends] in early 2021 are pointing to a increased level of awareness of breaches.<blockquote>The recent history of high-profile data breaches is strengthening privacy regulations and eroding consumer trust in companies. Cisco’s 2020 Consumer Privacy Survey revealed that one-third of consumers are “Privacy Actives” who have stopped doing business with organizations over Data Privacy concerns. This trend is likely to continue as 65% of the world’s population will have its personal data covered under modern privacy regulations in the next two years, up from 10% in 2020.</blockquote>		* [https://medium.com/team8/7-cybersecurity-trends-to-watch-845bfe98761a Cybersecuirty Trends] in early 2021 are pointing to a increased level of awareness of breaches.<blockquote>The recent history of high-profile data breaches is strengthening privacy regulations and eroding consumer trust in companies. Cisco’s 2020 Consumer Privacy Survey revealed that one-third of consumers are “Privacy Actives” who have stopped doing business with organizations over Data Privacy concerns. This trend is likely to continue as 65% of the world’s population will have its personal data covered under modern privacy regulations in the next two years, up from 10% in 2020.</blockquote>

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	* [https://medium.com/team8/7-cybersecurity-trends-to-watch-845bfe98761a Cybersecuirty Trends] are pointing to a increased level of awareness of breaches.		* [https://medium.com/team8/7-cybersecurity-trends-to-watch-845bfe98761a Cybersecuirty Trends] in early 2021 are pointing to a increased level of awareness of breaches.<blockquote>The recent history of high-profile data breaches is strengthening privacy regulations and eroding consumer trust in companies. Cisco’s 2020 Consumer Privacy Survey revealed that one-third of consumers are “Privacy Actives” who have stopped doing business with organizations over Data Privacy concerns. This trend is likely to continue as 65% of the world’s population will have its personal data covered under modern privacy regulations in the next two years, up from 10% in 2020.</blockquote>

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			Most governmental regulations requires some sort of [[Notifications of Breach]], but sometimes it is sufficient for the notification to just go the the government and not the affected population.

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			* [https://medium.com/team8/7-cybersecurity-trends-to-watch-845bfe98761a Cybersecuirty Trends] are pointing to a increased level of awareness of breaches.

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* Wiki page on [[Notifications in Healthcare]]
* [https://www.itgovernanceusa.com/data-breach-notification-laws Data Breach Notification Laws by State]
* [https://www.ncsl.org/research/telecommunications-and-information-technology/security-breach-notification-laws.aspx Security Breach Notification Laws] NCSL National Conference of State Legislatures

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