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Site Jabber Infographic: The High Cost of a Data Breach
Infographics
Data breaches continue to cost organizations and companies millions every year. The 2009 Ponemon Institute benchmark study reported the average organizational cost of a data breach grew from $6.65 million in 2008 to $6.75 million in 2009. This infographic, made for Site Jabber, shows just how much data breaches are costing companies and each year, and what they’re doing to clean up the mess.
