As of Nov. 1, 2017, the ITRC Breach Report captured a total of 171,638,592 compromised records and a total of 1,140 breaches among five economic sectors. Noteworthy, the banking sector suffered an increase of breach activity, 59.1% over 2016 figure.
As of Nov. 15, 2017 the 2017 ITRC Breach Report captured a total of 171,687,965 compromised records from a total of 1,172 breaches. YTD the total number of breaches shows an increase of 21.5% over last year's record pace for the same time period (965). @ITRCSD identified 8,069 breach incidents since 2005.
The number of U.S. data breach incidents tracked in 2017 hit a new record high of 1,579 breaches, according to the 2017 Data Breach Year-End Review released by the Identity Theft Resource Center® (ITRC) and CyberScout®. The Review indicates a drastic upturn of 44.7 percent increase over the record high figures reported for 2016.
Hacking continues to rank highest in the type of attack, at 59.4 percent of the breaches, an increase of 3.2 percent over 2016 figures: Of the 940 breaches attributed to hacking, 21.4 percent involved phishing and 12.4 percent involved ransomware/malware. Unauthorized Access, which was newly added as a method of attack in 2016, represented nearly 11 percent of the overall total of breaches for a 3.4 percent increase over 2016 figures.
As of March 28, the total number of breaches captured in the 2017 ITRC Breach Report now totals 392, an increase of 51.9 percent over last year's record pace for the same time period (258).
Breaches Up 34% Over 2016 Figures
As of May 2, the total number of breaches captured in the 2017 ITRC Breach Report now totals 558, an increase of 34.1 percent over last year's record pace for the same time period (416).
Number of Breaches in the Financial Industry up Nearly 60% over 2016 Figures
As of May 17, the total number of breaches captured in the 2017 ITRC Breach Report now totals 647, an increase of 33.4 percent over last year's record pace for the same time period (448).
From 2005 through 5/17/2017, the ITRC has identified 7,545 data breach incidents.
Final Oct. 25, 2017. 2017 ITRC Breach Report captured 171,611,916 compromised records and 1120 total breaches, up 21.2% from 2016's record pace (924).
Inside: How the five industry sectors break down in terms of breaches and records compromised, including percentage increase (decrease) from 2016.
Update Oct. 25, 2017. 2017 ITRC Breach Report captured 1120 total breaches and 171,611,916 records compromised.
Inside: How the five industry sectors break down in terms of breaches and records compromised.
As of Nov. 15, 2017 the 2017 ITRC Breach Report captured a total of 171,687,965 compromised records from a total of 1,172 breaches. YTD the total number of breaches shows an increase of 21.5% over last year's record pace for the same time period (965). @ITRCSD identified 8,069 breach incidents since 2005.
The number of U.S. data breach incidents tracked in 2017 hit a new record high of 1,579 breaches, according to the 2017 Data Breach Year-End Review released by the Identity Theft Resource Center® (ITRC) and CyberScout®. The Review indicates a drastic upturn of 44.7 percent increase over the record high figures reported for 2016.
Hacking continues to rank highest in the type of attack, at 59.4 percent of the breaches, an increase of 3.2 percent over 2016 figures: Of the 940 breaches attributed to hacking, 21.4 percent involved phishing and 12.4 percent involved ransomware/malware. Unauthorized Access, which was newly added as a method of attack in 2016, represented nearly 11 percent of the overall total of breaches for a 3.4 percent increase over 2016 figures.
As of March 28, the total number of breaches captured in the 2017 ITRC Breach Report now totals 392, an increase of 51.9 percent over last year's record pace for the same time period (258).
Breaches Up 34% Over 2016 Figures
As of May 2, the total number of breaches captured in the 2017 ITRC Breach Report now totals 558, an increase of 34.1 percent over last year's record pace for the same time period (416).
Number of Breaches in the Financial Industry up Nearly 60% over 2016 Figures
As of May 17, the total number of breaches captured in the 2017 ITRC Breach Report now totals 647, an increase of 33.4 percent over last year's record pace for the same time period (448).
From 2005 through 5/17/2017, the ITRC has identified 7,545 data breach incidents.
Final Oct. 25, 2017. 2017 ITRC Breach Report captured 171,611,916 compromised records and 1120 total breaches, up 21.2% from 2016's record pace (924).
Inside: How the five industry sectors break down in terms of breaches and records compromised, including percentage increase (decrease) from 2016.
Update Oct. 25, 2017. 2017 ITRC Breach Report captured 1120 total breaches and 171,611,916 records compromised.
Inside: How the five industry sectors break down in terms of breaches and records compromised.
2017 ITRC DATABREACH SUMMARY REPORT as of 12272017CRUZ CERDA
As of Dec. 27, 2017, the ITRC Breach Stats Report Summary captured a total of 174,402,528 data records exposed by security breaches in 2017. Of those 174 million-plus records, 91.4% were from breaches of security systems managed by business enterprises.
As of June 27, the total number of breaches captured in the 2017 ITRC Breach Report now totals 774, an increase of 28.4 percent over last year's record pace for the same time period (603).
As of May 23, the total number of breaches captured in the 2017 ITRC Breach Report now totals 676, an increase of 34.7% over last year's record pace for the same time period (602).
As of July 25, the total number of breaches captured in the 2017 ITRC Breach Report now totals 858, an increase of 28.3 percent over last year's record pace for the same time period (669).
From 2005 through 7/25/2017, the ITRC has identified 7,756 data breach incidents.
As of Dec. 6, 2017 the 2017 ITRC Breach Report captured a total of 172,432,587 compromised records from a total of 1,222 breaches. YTD the total number of breaches shows an increase of 18.1% over last year's record pace for the same time period (1035). @ITRCSD identified 8,119 breach incidents since 2005.
As of June 13, the total number of breaches captured in the 2017 ITRC Breach Report now totals 732, an increase of 29.6 percent over last year's record pace for the same time period (540).
From 2005 through 6/13/2017, the ITRC has identified 7,630 data breach incidents.
As of June 6, the total number of breaches captured in the 2017 ITRC Breach Report now totals 724, an increase of 34.1 percent over last year's record pace for the same time period (540).
From 2005 through 6/6/2017, the ITRC has identified 7,622 data breach incidents.
Number of breaches hits 410 in Q1 of 2017
As of April 4, the total number of breaches captured by ITRC now totals 410, up 45.9% over last year's record pace (281).
As of March 21, the total number of breaches captured in the 2017 ITRC Breach Report totals 353, an increase of 56.2 percent over last year's record pace for the same time period (226).
Key insights from the 2016 ITRC Data Breach include:
• 52% of databreaches exposed social security numbers, a vital piece of data for identity theft and tax hijackers
• Data breaches that exposed credit card or debit card information declined to 13%, pointing to greater vulnerability for consumers who are now faced with more diverse hacks that are not remediated by credit card issuers
• 72% of breached records were exposed due to hacking, skimming or phishing
• For the 2nd year, the healthcare industry led in the number of records exposed
As of Nov 22, the 2016 ITRC Breach Report captured 901 breaches. These breaches exposed a total of 34,155,579 records.
YTD the Banking sector experienced 37 breaches that exposed 71,912 records.
YTD the Business sector experienced 397 breaches that exposed 5,527,389 records.
YTD the Educational sector experienced 77 breaches that exposed 1,003,863 records.
YTD the Government sector experienced 61 breaches that exposed 12,910,453 records.
YTD the Healthcare sector experienced 329 breaches that exposed 14,641,962 records.
Breaches in 2016 up 26.9 Percent Over 2015 figures
As of November 22, the total number of breaches captured in the 2016 ITRC Breach Report has topped 900, an increase of 26.9 percent over last year's record pace for the same time period (710).
2016 ITRC YTD Data Breach Summary 11082016CRUZ CERDA
As of Nov 08, the 2016 ITRC Breach Report captured 858 breaches. These breaches exposed a total of 29,835,478 records.
YTD the Banking sector experienced 36 breaches that exposed 26,262 records.
YTD the Business sector experienced 384 breaches that exposed 2,562,506 records.
YTD the Educational sector experienced 74 breaches that exposed 489,376 records.
YTD the Government sector experienced 58 breaches that exposed 12,300,322 records.
YTD the Healthcare sector experienced 306 breaches that exposed 14,457,012 records.
Breaches on this list typically have exposed information which could potentially lead to identity theft, including Social Security numbers, financial account information, or medical information. ITRC follows U.S. Federal guidelines about what combination of personal information comprise a unique individual, and the exposure of which will constitute a data breach.
2016 ITRC YTD Data Breach Summary 12062016v finalCRUZ CERDA
As of Dec 06, the 2016 ITRC Breach Report captured 957 breaches. These breaches exposed a total of 35,147,826 records.
YTD the Banking sector experienced 42 breaches that exposed 71,912 records.
YTD the Business sector experienced 420 breaches that exposed 5,649,046 records.
YTD the Educational sector experienced 82 breaches that exposed 1,014,690 records.
YTD the Government sector experienced 65 breaches that exposed 13,052,690 records.
YTD the Healthcare sector experienced 348 breaches that exposed 15,359,488 records.
2016 ITRC YTD Data Breach Summary 12132016v finalCRUZ CERDA
As of Dec 13, the 2016 ITRC Breach Report captured 980 breaches. These breaches exposed a total of 35,233,317 records.
YTD the Banking sector experienced 43 breaches that exposed 71,912 records.
YTD the Business sector experienced 432 breaches that exposed 5,649,046 records.
YTD the Educational sector experienced 84 breaches that exposed 1,015,813 records.
YTD the Government sector experienced 66 breaches that exposed 13,070,531 records.
YTD the Healthcare sector experienced 355 breaches that exposed 15,426,015 records.
Healthcare Services Sector Update - January 2017Duff & Phelps
The S&P Healthcare Services index increased 5.8% over the past month, outperforming the S&P 500, which increased 1.8% over the same period. The best performing sectors were Assisted/Independent Living (up 17.5%), HCIT (up 10.8%) and Emergency Services (up 10.6%).
As of Nov 15, the 2016 ITRC Breach Report captured 873 breaches. These breaches exposed a total of 29,865,748 records.
YTD the Banking sector experienced 37 breaches that exposed 26,262 records.
YTD the Business sector experienced 389 breaches that exposed 2,563,741 records.
YTD the Educational sector experienced 74 breaches that exposed 489,376 records.
YTD the Government sector experienced 59 breaches that exposed 12,302,422 records.
YTD the Healthcare sector experienced 314 breaches that exposed 14,483,947 records.
2017 ITRC DATABREACH SUMMARY REPORT as of 12272017CRUZ CERDA
As of Dec. 27, 2017, the ITRC Breach Stats Report Summary captured a total of 174,402,528 data records exposed by security breaches in 2017. Of those 174 million-plus records, 91.4% were from breaches of security systems managed by business enterprises.
As of June 27, the total number of breaches captured in the 2017 ITRC Breach Report now totals 774, an increase of 28.4 percent over last year's record pace for the same time period (603).
As of May 23, the total number of breaches captured in the 2017 ITRC Breach Report now totals 676, an increase of 34.7% over last year's record pace for the same time period (602).
As of July 25, the total number of breaches captured in the 2017 ITRC Breach Report now totals 858, an increase of 28.3 percent over last year's record pace for the same time period (669).
From 2005 through 7/25/2017, the ITRC has identified 7,756 data breach incidents.
As of Dec. 6, 2017 the 2017 ITRC Breach Report captured a total of 172,432,587 compromised records from a total of 1,222 breaches. YTD the total number of breaches shows an increase of 18.1% over last year's record pace for the same time period (1035). @ITRCSD identified 8,119 breach incidents since 2005.
As of June 13, the total number of breaches captured in the 2017 ITRC Breach Report now totals 732, an increase of 29.6 percent over last year's record pace for the same time period (540).
From 2005 through 6/13/2017, the ITRC has identified 7,630 data breach incidents.
As of June 6, the total number of breaches captured in the 2017 ITRC Breach Report now totals 724, an increase of 34.1 percent over last year's record pace for the same time period (540).
From 2005 through 6/6/2017, the ITRC has identified 7,622 data breach incidents.
Number of breaches hits 410 in Q1 of 2017
As of April 4, the total number of breaches captured by ITRC now totals 410, up 45.9% over last year's record pace (281).
As of March 21, the total number of breaches captured in the 2017 ITRC Breach Report totals 353, an increase of 56.2 percent over last year's record pace for the same time period (226).
Key insights from the 2016 ITRC Data Breach include:
• 52% of databreaches exposed social security numbers, a vital piece of data for identity theft and tax hijackers
• Data breaches that exposed credit card or debit card information declined to 13%, pointing to greater vulnerability for consumers who are now faced with more diverse hacks that are not remediated by credit card issuers
• 72% of breached records were exposed due to hacking, skimming or phishing
• For the 2nd year, the healthcare industry led in the number of records exposed
As of Nov 22, the 2016 ITRC Breach Report captured 901 breaches. These breaches exposed a total of 34,155,579 records.
YTD the Banking sector experienced 37 breaches that exposed 71,912 records.
YTD the Business sector experienced 397 breaches that exposed 5,527,389 records.
YTD the Educational sector experienced 77 breaches that exposed 1,003,863 records.
YTD the Government sector experienced 61 breaches that exposed 12,910,453 records.
YTD the Healthcare sector experienced 329 breaches that exposed 14,641,962 records.
Breaches in 2016 up 26.9 Percent Over 2015 figures
As of November 22, the total number of breaches captured in the 2016 ITRC Breach Report has topped 900, an increase of 26.9 percent over last year's record pace for the same time period (710).
2016 ITRC YTD Data Breach Summary 11082016CRUZ CERDA
As of Nov 08, the 2016 ITRC Breach Report captured 858 breaches. These breaches exposed a total of 29,835,478 records.
YTD the Banking sector experienced 36 breaches that exposed 26,262 records.
YTD the Business sector experienced 384 breaches that exposed 2,562,506 records.
YTD the Educational sector experienced 74 breaches that exposed 489,376 records.
YTD the Government sector experienced 58 breaches that exposed 12,300,322 records.
YTD the Healthcare sector experienced 306 breaches that exposed 14,457,012 records.
Breaches on this list typically have exposed information which could potentially lead to identity theft, including Social Security numbers, financial account information, or medical information. ITRC follows U.S. Federal guidelines about what combination of personal information comprise a unique individual, and the exposure of which will constitute a data breach.
2016 ITRC YTD Data Breach Summary 12062016v finalCRUZ CERDA
As of Dec 06, the 2016 ITRC Breach Report captured 957 breaches. These breaches exposed a total of 35,147,826 records.
YTD the Banking sector experienced 42 breaches that exposed 71,912 records.
YTD the Business sector experienced 420 breaches that exposed 5,649,046 records.
YTD the Educational sector experienced 82 breaches that exposed 1,014,690 records.
YTD the Government sector experienced 65 breaches that exposed 13,052,690 records.
YTD the Healthcare sector experienced 348 breaches that exposed 15,359,488 records.
2016 ITRC YTD Data Breach Summary 12132016v finalCRUZ CERDA
As of Dec 13, the 2016 ITRC Breach Report captured 980 breaches. These breaches exposed a total of 35,233,317 records.
YTD the Banking sector experienced 43 breaches that exposed 71,912 records.
YTD the Business sector experienced 432 breaches that exposed 5,649,046 records.
YTD the Educational sector experienced 84 breaches that exposed 1,015,813 records.
YTD the Government sector experienced 66 breaches that exposed 13,070,531 records.
YTD the Healthcare sector experienced 355 breaches that exposed 15,426,015 records.
Healthcare Services Sector Update - January 2017Duff & Phelps
The S&P Healthcare Services index increased 5.8% over the past month, outperforming the S&P 500, which increased 1.8% over the same period. The best performing sectors were Assisted/Independent Living (up 17.5%), HCIT (up 10.8%) and Emergency Services (up 10.6%).
As of Nov 15, the 2016 ITRC Breach Report captured 873 breaches. These breaches exposed a total of 29,865,748 records.
YTD the Banking sector experienced 37 breaches that exposed 26,262 records.
YTD the Business sector experienced 389 breaches that exposed 2,563,741 records.
YTD the Educational sector experienced 74 breaches that exposed 489,376 records.
YTD the Government sector experienced 59 breaches that exposed 12,302,422 records.
YTD the Healthcare sector experienced 314 breaches that exposed 14,483,947 records.
Healthcare Services Sector Update - March 2017Duff & Phelps
The S&P Healthcare Services Index decreased 0.9% over the last month, underperforming the S&P 500, which remained flat over the same period. The best performing sectors were Emergency Services (up 12.0%), Care Management / TPA (up 4.9%), and HCIT (up 4.1%). Read the report for more detail on sector activity.
2016 itrc ytd data breach summary 10192016CRUZ CERDA
As of Oct 19, the 2016 ITRC Breach Report captured 783 breaches. These breaches exposed a total of 29,535,654 records.
YTD the Banking sector experienced 33 breaches that exposed 26,262 records.
YTD the Business sector experienced 338 breaches that exposed 2,541,158 records.
YTD the Educational sector experienced 71 breaches that exposed 488,514 records.
YTD the Government sector experienced 55 breaches that exposed 12,290,322 records.
YTD the Healthcare sector experienced 286 breaches that exposed 14,189,398 records.
Breaches on this list typically have exposed information which could potentially lead to identity theft, including Social Security numbers, financial account information, or medical information. ITRC follows U.S. Federal guidelines about what combination of personal information comprise a unique individual, and the exposure of which will constitute a data breach.
This presentation was made by Kurnia Chairi, Indonesia, at the 12th Annual Meeting of OECD-Asian Senior Budget Officials held in Bangkok, Thailand, on 15-16 December 2016
December 2017 U.S. employment update and outlookJLL
Monthly employment growth surpassed the 200,000-mark for a second consecutive month in November, adding 228,000 jobs and countering hurricane-related pauses earlier in the year. Importantly, job growth is still taking place faster than the labor force is capable of expanding and with the participation rate not increasing, placing pressure on employers in primary, secondary and tertiary markets to expand their headcount.
Stanley Yang (NeuroSky): Remote Vital Signs Monitoring to Reduce Healthcare C...AugmentedWorldExpo
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Stanley Yang (NeuroSky): Remote Vital Signs Monitoring to Reduce Healthcare Costs for Enterprise and Governments
Heart rate, ECG, Blood pressure, Blood glucose, body temperature, blood oxygen saturation, etc are vital health signs that have been widely used in the medical field to assess the state of a person's health. In the past these measurements were typically carried out in a doctor's office by trained personnel using specialized equipment only when the person visits the doctor's office. These infrequent and isolated measurements do not provide a consolidated and continuous view of how these markers are varying on everyday basis while the person is going about their normal day-to-day life. It is well known that early detection of significant changes to these health markers can prevent/delay the onset of more serious diseases. Technology and products from NeuroSky and partners enable easy to use devices that can be used by individuals/employees/families to measure all these vital signs at home/office/anywhere and remotely and securely send data to the healthcare provider/institution/government agency as the case may be. Having access to this consolidated view of health markers enables these entities to identify early signs of health risks and preemptively take measures to address the issues. This capability can significantly lower the cost of healthcare for organizations and governments.
http://AugmentedWorldExpo.com
Healthcare Services Sector Update - August 2017Duff & Phelps
The S&P Healthcare Services Index decreased 1.3% over the last month, underperforming the S&P 500, which increased 0.1% over the same period. The Diagnostic Imaging sector (up 31.3%) was the highest performing sector this month, in part to movements in RadNet, Inc.'s stock price. Other top performing sectors included Contract Research Organizations (up 6.2%), and Managed Care - Government (up 5.8%). Read the report for more detail on sector activity.
CBO projects that federal spending on the major health care programs would grow larger than spending in any other category if current laws generally remained unchanged. Spending on those programs would account for 40 percent of federal noninterest spending in 2047, compared with 28 percent today. Two factors explain the projected growth in spending on major health care programs: aging and rising health care costs per person (also known as excess cost growth).
Presentation by Keith Hall, CBO Director, to the Council for Affordable Health Coverage and the American Action Forum.
This presentation was made by Kristina Garuoliene, Lithuania, at the 3rd Health Systems Joint Network meeting for Central, Eastern and South-eastern European Countries held in Vilnius, Lithuania, on 25-26 April 2019
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The data analytics ecosystem thrives when every component functions at its peak, unlocking the true potential of data. Here's a laser focus on key areas for an empowered ecosystem:
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Granular Access Controls: Provide users with self-service tools tailored to their specific needs, preventing data overload and misuse.
Data Catalogs: Implement robust data catalogs for easy discovery and understanding of available data sources.
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AI-powered Automation: Automate repetitive tasks like data cleaning and feature engineering, freeing up data talent for higher-level analysis.
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2017 ITRC DATABREACH SUMMARY REPORT 11012017 FINAL
1. 2017 ITRC DATABREACH SUMMARY REPORT as of
11/01/2017
Cruz Cerda
2017 Breaches Identified by the ITRC as of 11/01/2017
2. 2017 Number of Data Breaches
2017 Breaches Identified by the ITRC as of 11/01/2017
70
595
105
56
314
0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700
Banking/Credit/Financial
Business
Educational
Government/Military
Medical/Healthcare
3. 2017 Number of Records Exposed
2017 Breaches Identified by the ITRC as of 11/01/2017
2,908,580
156,947,481
1,145,430
5,800,133
4,836,968
0 40,000,000 80,000,000 120,000,000 160,000,000
Banking/Credit/Financial
Business
Educational
Government/Military
Medical/Healthcare
4. 2017-2016 Percent Change (+/-)
2017 Breaches Identified by the ITRC as of 11/01/2017
34.0% 34.6%
-6.7%
1.3%
59.1%
-10.0%
0.0%
10.0%
20.0%
30.0%
40.0%
50.0%
60.0%
70.0%
5. 2017 Number of Data Breaches (%)
2017 Breaches Identified by the ITRC as of 11/01/2017
Banking/Credit/Financial
6.1%
Business
52.2%
Educational
9.2%
Government/Military
4.9%
Medical/Healthcare
27.5%
6. 2017 Number of Records Exposed (%)
2017 Breaches Identified by the ITRC as of 11/01/2017
Banking/Credit/Financial
1.7%
Business 91.4%
Educational
0.7%
Government/Military
3.4%
Medical/Healthcare 2.8%
7. Reference
Breaches represented on this summary
typically have exposed information
which could potentially lead to
identity theft, including Social Security
numbers, financial account
information, or medical information.
ITRC follows U.S. Federal guidelines
about what combination of personal
information comprise a unique
individual, and the exposure of which
will constitute a databreach.
https://www.idtheftcenter.org
2017 Breaches Identified by the ITRC as of 11/01/2017
8. Cruz Cerda
PhD Candidate, Walden University – Applied
Management and Decision Sciences – Information
Systems Specialization
MA, New York University – Education
BA, Harvard University – Economics
Full Text doctoral research proposal Medical Identity
Theft, Palm Vein Authentication: The Manager's Perspective
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2017 Breaches Identified by the ITRC as of 11/01/2017