SAN FRANCISCO — A survey of card data security breach victims suggests that implementing a strong data security program, even after a breach has occurred, may be the most important thing credit unions can do after a breach.
Javelin Strategy and Research conducted a survey of 400 victims of data security breaches in May 2008 on behalf of Debix, an identity protection firm.
The consumer survey on data breach notification, based on a survey of 400 data breach victims conducted by Javelin Strategy and Research in May 2008, found that fully 40% of those surveyed said that the experience of a data breach changed their relationship with that institution or business.
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