Hacking attacks were not the most frequent Cisco 642-978 exam cause of data breaches, but they had the greatest effect. Hacking attacks exposed more than 187.2 million identities in 2011 according to the Norton Cybercrime Index.
Lost or stolen devices-USB sticks, laptops, Cisco 642-978 exam smartphones and tablets-accounted for 34.3 percent of breaches, making it the largest category. Theft or loss of these devices accounted for 18.5 million exposed identities.
Even when lost devices are returned, sensitive information is likely to have been subject to unauthorized access. Symantec recently concluded its Symantec Smartphone Honey Stick Project, in which it seeded 50 smartphones with simulated corporate and Cisco 642-978 exam personal data in locations in five cities across the U.S. and Canada and waited to see what would happen. The phones were left in places like elevators, malls, food courts and public transit stops.