Privacy concerns will continue to be a major business risk in 2016after massive data breaches have taken place annually for several consecutive years.
January 01, 2016 at 12:00 AM
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Privacy concerns will continue to be a major business risk in 2016—after massive data breaches have taken place annually for several consecutive years.
Brian McGinnis, an attorney at Barnes & Thornburg, recalls how every recent year has seen very large, well-publicized data breaches, as well as smaller cybersecurity incidents.
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