Online companies are most likely to lose users’ data, with 53 registered data breaches since 2004. Hot on their heels come the healthcare industry, with 47 data breaches, and financial companies third, with registered 38 data breaches., which analysed major data breaches that have been registered since 2004 to discover which industry is most prone to losing data.
Three billion records were breached in the 2013 Yahoo hacking, which was reported by the company four years later in 2017 and stands as the largest data breach in history – it has been said to have affected all Yahoo users.Second on the list is the healthcare industry, which has lost a total of almost two hundred million records in its 47 registered events. Within this number, 43% of cases were due to a stolen computer and/or stolen media, 38% were hackings and 10% were because of poor security.
Three billion records were breached in the 2013 Yahoo hacking, which ... stands as the largest data breach in history. Within this industry, the biggest leak was in 2019 when 885 000 000 records from insurance giant First American Corporation’s Web site were found to be publicly accessible. The breach included bank account details, social security numbers, wire transactions and other mortgage paperwork dating all the way back to 2003.
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