Annual Data Exposure Report 2022
Spotlight On Risk Of Cloud Technologies And Need For Better Insider Risk Education
Great Resignation and hybrid-remote workforce create urgent data exposure challenges.
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New challenges for data exposure, leak and theft
Findings from the Annual Data Exposure Report found that cybersecurity teams are facing unprecedented challenges when it comes to protecting sensitive corporate data. Three compounding trends vastly increase the risk to organizations:
- Continued adoption of cloud technologies, the role those technologies play in data exposure and security’s lack of visibility into them
- The impact of the Great Resignation and departing employees’ theft of IP
- Ongoing misunderstanding and poor communication between stakeholders at the board, security leadership and security practitioner levels.
The 2022 study surveyed 700 business leaders, security leaders and practitioners from companies in the U.S.
Learn more about the factors leading to increased Insider Risk.
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1 in 3
chance that your company will lose IP when an employee quits.
71%
don’t know what and/or how much sensitive data departing employees take to other companies.
7 in 10
say sensitive data stored outside of corporate storage is most likely to be on local machines, personal hard drives or personal cloud storage.
96%
of companies experience challenges in protecting corporate data from Insider Risks.
55%
are concerned that employees have become lax in their cybersecurity practices due to the shift to hybrid-remote work.
Is your business prepared to address these urgent challenges?
Download the Annual Data Exposure Report 2022 to learn more.
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2021 Data Exposure Report
COVID-19 was a perfect storm for Insider Risk. Data shows it increased risky behavior as employees prioritize productivity.
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2020 Data Exposure Report
Security teams need to reassess their data loss prevention solutions and start with an insider threat program that provides complete data visibility.
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2019 Data Exposure Report
While traditional prevention solutions are widespread, these solutions aren’t proving effective in protecting valuable data, such as customer lists and source code.
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