Security News > 2019 > October > A data breach could be game over for a brand
2019-10-23 05:00
Data security is a legitimate worry for today’s consumers around the world, Ping Identity survey reveals. Approximately one half (49%) of respondents report that they are more concerned about protecting their personal information than they were one year ago. This is evident by the lack of confidence consumers around the world have in a brand’s ability to safeguard personal information. Ping Identity surveyed a representative sample of 4,017 adults in the United States, United Kingdom, … More → The post A data breach could be game over for a brand appeared first on Help Net Security.
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