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Government Data Breaches: An Inside Job?
Why you’re not as secure as you may think.
Nearly one in four government organizations will incur
a large-scale data breach—the highest percentage of
any industry.1
What’s more, the majority of breaches are
coming from the inside. That’s right, from employees
who improperly use, share and dispose of information,
data and documents. It’s the citizens of your own
network who are causing the most damage.
This inside job calls for an inside fix.
Xerox can help, improving visibility over
employees, giving you control over who can
access what and better protecting your data
and documents from misuse and abuse.
1. 2014 Cost of Data Breach Study: United States, 2014, Ponemon Institute LLC
2. U.S. Cybercrime: Rising risks, reduced readiness
3. Closing the Print Security Gap, 2015, Louella Fernandes
4. 2014 Data Breach Investigations Report, 2014, Verizon
5. Solarwinds Federal Cybersecurity Survey, March 2014
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Government agencies
accidentally disclose
data more than any
other industry.4
of organizations
overlook security in
contract negotiations
with vendors.2
of miscellaneous
errors leaking data
involve documents.4
of insider misuse
is privilege abuse.4
of breaches involve
IT system glitches.2
of organizations
lack a formal plan
for insider breaches.2
of government IT pros say
negligent insiders are the
top security threat.5
of organizations
provide inadequate
employee oversight.2
of the public sector
has never run a print
security assessment.3
of miscellaneous errors
leaking data result from
improper disposal.4
of the public sector
has had a print-related
data breach.3
51%
53%
88%
25%
72%
69%
93%
49%
84%
20%
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