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	New Era of ‘Mega Breaches’ Signals Bigger Payouts and Shifting Behavior for Cybercriminals Symantec Report Reveals the Number of Mega Data Breaches went from 1 in 2012 to 8 in 2013; 552 Million Identities Exposed in Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-10-23 00:12:56 Open Document File Size: 219,33 KB Share Result on Facebook City MOUNTAIN VIEW / / Company Symantec Corporation / Ed Ferrara Forrester Research Inc. / Forrester Research / / Country United States / / Currency USD / / IndustryTerm security infrastructure / Internet Security Threat Report The Internet Security Threat Report / personal and corporate devices / data-intelligence networks / bank / online offers / banking / availability solutions / smart devices / public relations / Use password management software / opportunities technology / reputation-based technologies / security software / Internet Security Threat Report / / Person Ed Ferrara / Kevin Haley / / Position director / Symantec Security Response / VP and principal analyst / / ProvinceOrState California / / Technology encryption / opportunities technology / smartphones / reputation-based technologies / / URL www.symantec.comor / http / SocialTag Antivirus software Symantec Cyberwarfare Proprietary software Malware Computer insecurity Data breach Norton Internet Security Huawei Symantec Computer security

New Era of ‘Mega Breaches’ Signals Bigger Payouts and Shifting Behavior for Cybercriminals Symantec Report Reveals the Number of Mega Data Breaches went from 1 in 2012 to 8 in 2013; 552 Million Identities Exposed in Add to Reading List