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70% of Life Sciences respondents have seen an increase in data loss incidents caused by insiders over the past year, signaling data security improvements are necessaryMINNEAPOLIS (BUSINESS WIRE) Code42 Software, Inc., the Insider Risk Management (IRM) leader, today released its 2023 Annual Data Exposure Report (DE.
Although more than 70 percent of companies say they have an insider risk management (IRM) program in place, the same companies experienced a year-on-year increase in data loss incidents of 32 percent, according to a new report from Code42 Software.
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Code42 Expects Security Business to Double in 2021
February 11, 2021 GMT
IT security leaders surveyed by Code42 in November 2020 expect insider threats to increase in the next two years, according to the Code42 Data Exposure report. (Graphic: Business Wire)
IT security leaders surveyed by Code42 in November 2020 expect insider threats to increase in the next two years, according to the Code42 Data Exposure report. (Graphic: Business Wire)
MINNEAPOLIS (BUSINESS WIRE) Feb 11, 2021
Code42, the Insider Risk Management leader, today announced it is beginning 2021 with strong momentum in its security business, growing Annual Recurring Revenue more than 100% and doubling its security customer base in 2020. As Code42 continues to set new standards for Insider Risk Management, by protecting data from exfiltration without blocking collaborative work, the company again expects to deliver more th
Reports: Covid-19 prompting more fraud
The COVID-19 pandemic may have slowed in-person commerce, sent more people into remote work, and generally thrown the global economy into a panic. But for hackers and other fraudsters, the pandemic hasn t slowed anything, it has accelerated. That is a key takeaway from several new report which underline the ways fraudsters are using the pandemic to harm both the public and businesses.
First, Code42 s latest Data Exposure Report most IT security leaders (76%) say their business has experienced at least one data breach because of the quick move to remote work during the pandemic. About half believe these data risks will continue for at least two more years, primarily because many employees don t realize - or don t care - about the risks to employers due to remote work security risks.