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Cyber Threat Report Says Most Federal Agencies Have Suffered Data Breaches

Wednesday, April 6th, 2016

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A new report released the week of March 21 said that more than 60 percent of federal agencies responding to a survey have experienced a data breach, with nearly 20 percent suffering a breach in the last year.The report by Vormetric, which was recently acquired by France’s Thales Group, said the 61 percent of agency information technology professionals responding that their organizations have suffered a data breach is higher than the United States average, which is 57 percent, and trails only the healthcare…

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