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E-book: How to get hacked | WinZip

By WinZip Enterprise

The cyber threat landscape of today looks very different from how it did five years ago and how it will look five years from now. Cybercrime has become a profitable business, and cybercriminals are constantly working to hone their craft and take advantage of the newest technologies and techniques. In 2023, there were 3,205 publicly reported data breaches that affected over 353 million people. Some of these breaches were the result of sophisticated cyberattacks by advanced persistent threats. Others were the cybersecurity equivalent of leaving the front door unlocked and the box for some expensive new gadget sitting on the curb. Protecting against these threats requires an understanding of all the ways that data security can go wrong. This report explores the most common mistakes that lead to data breaches, their repercussions, and how you can avoid them.

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