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In a recent article, Vision Critical CEO Scott Miller said GDPR, together with the many headlines about data breaches, means customers will become increasingly more sensitive about the data they share.

Data breaches and protecting corporate data are increasingly the issues keeping in - house lawyers awake at night, research shData breaches and protecting corporate data are increasingly the issues keeping in - house lawyers awake at night, research shdata are increasingly the issues keeping in - house lawyers awake at night, research shows.

Firms are increasingly developing «go to» crisis management resources for clients with regulatory issues and litigation exposure associated with data breaches, and firms themselves are assessing the implications and exposure related to breaches in their own networks.

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In today's increasingly technological world, it's shocking that only 22 % of small businesses have a cyber or data breach response plan in placIn today's increasingly technological world, it's shocking that only 22 % of small businesses have a cyber or data breach response plan in placin place.

While not a direct breach in the core sense of the word, the leaked data was a considerable breach of trust among Facebook's users — and as Dropbox looks to crack into the enterprise and also continue to win over consumers, it'll likely continue to have to increasingly emphasize security and privacy going forward.

That has become increasingly difficult now that almost every industry relies on consumer data obtained online to inform its decisions — resulting in more instances of hacks and breaches of privacy.