It’s summer, and life’s a breach. A data breach, that is. It’s your service provider’s breach, but it involves your (more likely, your customer’s) data. So put down the beach reading for some breach advice.

Service provider cyber incidents have exploded in volume, type, frequency, response time and cost.  That makes sense, because the surface attack area for most organizations now expands beyond their networks and devices to those controlled by third parties. From the bad guy’s perspective, why hack one organization directly when you can hit a service provider with potentially weaker defenses and the sensitive data of many organizations?

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