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Data loss at a glance

Source of security breach - 4 year trend

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By cause of data loss:

number of records/people affected since 2007

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By sector:

number of incidents as a % of total for 2010

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By sector:

number of records/people affected as a % of total since 2007

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By sector (Worst 5):

number of incidents as a % of total - 4 year trend

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By sector:

number of incidents where a third party was involved in 2010 (January - June)

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By cause:

number of incidents as a % of total for 2010 (January - June)

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By cause:

number of malicious insider incidents as % of total - 4 year trend

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Cause of data loss v industry:

number of incidents as % of total for 2010 (January - June)

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By type:

number of incidents as % of total - 4 year trend

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By type:

number of records/people affected in 2010 (January - June)

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By portable media:

number of portable media incidents as % of total for 2010 (January - June)

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By portable media:

total number of portable media incidents as % of total - 4 year trend

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Portable media v Security protection:

number of incidents related to portable media as % of total since 2007 (to June 2010)

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