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Causes of data loss in German companies
Causes of data loss in German companies

Data loss is a problem that occurs in the interaction between humans and machines: “careless users” are much more likely to be the cause of such incidents than compromised or misconfigured systems. This is the finding of the first Data Loss Landscape Report from Proofpoint, a leading cybersecurity and compliance company. With the study, Proofpoint examines how current approaches to data loss prevention (DLP) and insider threats address current macro challenges such as data growth, sophisticated cybercrime groups and generative artificial intelligence (GenAI). The report shows that companies' investments in DLP solutions are often inadequate. 82...

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Tesla: Employee probably passed on 100 GB of data
B2B Cyber ​​Security ShortNews

According to a report by the Handelsblatt, a former Tesla employee claims to have stolen 100 GB of data and handed it over to the editors. Informat accuses Tesla of protecting its data and that of its customers too poorly. Tesla did not respond to the questions from the Handelsblatt, but only made its own statement. Apparently Tesla doesn't use protection technology like DLP - Data Leakage Prevention or it doesn't work very well. Tesla wrote to the Handelsblatt that a disgruntled employee had illegally stolen data from the group. A total of 100 GB...

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SMEs: Do ex-employees still have access to data?
SMEs: Do ex-employees still have access to data?

Only half of the SMEs in Germany cannot rule out that ex-employees still have data access to systems in the company. When it comes to access to cloud data, only four out of ten SMEs are sure that ex-employees are locked out. Former employees can pose an additional IT security risk for medium-sized companies and SMEs in Germany, as the current Kaspersky SMB Cyber ​​Resilience Report shows. Because only 41 percent of all company managers surveyed can rule out that former employees still have access to company data stored in the cloud, and only 46 percent are sure that ex-employees...

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