Security News > 2019 > March > Data breach reports delayed as organizations struggle to achieve GDPR compliance
2019-03-15 05:45
Businesses routinely delayed data breach disclosure and failed to provide important details to the ICO in the year prior to the GDPR’s enactment. On average, businesses waited three weeks after discovery to report a breach to the ICO, while the worst offending organization waited 142 days. The vast majority (91%) of reports to the ICO failed to include important information such as the impact of the breach, recovery process and dates, according to the Redscan’s … More → The post Data breach reports delayed as organizations struggle to achieve GDPR compliance appeared first on Help Net Security.
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