Data loss barometer

Insights into lost and stolen information

KPMG’s Data Loss Barometer shines a light on the latest trends and statistics for lost and stolen information in 2010.

An organisation's information is often its lifeblood. Safeguarding it should be a top priority.

Malicious insider leaks up by more than 50% in the first half of 2009. This is one of the main findings of the Data Loss Barometer 2009, KPMG's global analysis of lost and stolen information.

Data loss barometer - Issue 1

In the U.S. legislation exists to ensure that data loss incidents are fully disclosed. Such information is freely available and publicly reported.

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Phillip Whitmore

Director, Security Advisory Services

+64 9 367 5931

pwhitmore@kpmg.co.nz

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KPMG’s Security Advisory team identify and assess the real business and technical threats faced by organisations.

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