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Why Your Business Can’t Hide a Data Breach—And Who’s Watching

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Why Your Business Can’t Hide a Data Breach—And Who’s Watching

When your business suffers a data breach, the impact extends far beyond lost data and shaken trust. What many companies don’t realize is that plaintiff attorneys are actively monitoring breach reports—looking for opportunities to file lawsuits against breached organizations. Where ...

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