Using MIS (10th Edition)
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Author: David M. Kroenke, Randall J. Boyle
Publisher: PEARSON
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Chapter 10, Problem 10.6CE10
a.
Program Plan Intro
Ponemon’s report:
Ponemon’s report is a study about data breach over global organizations. This study is conducted by “Ponemon” institute and sponsored by IBM security.
This report used to estimate the following things:
- Average cost about data breach incident.
- Regional and current trend of data breach.
- Summarizing the way for limit the cost of breach.
“Ponemon” release the “2017 report” for cost of data breach. In this report the average cost of breaching companies and average cost of stolen records are decreased but size of data breaches in research increased 1.8 percent.
b.
Program Plan Intro
Ponemon’s report:
Ponemon’s report is a study about data breach over global organizations. This study is conducted by “Ponemon” institute and sponsored by IBM security.
This report used to estimate the following things:
- Average cost about data breach incident.
- Regional and current trend of data breach.
- Summarizing the way for limit the cost of breach.
“Ponemon” release the “2017 report” for cost of data breach. In this report the average cost of breaching companies and average cost of stolen records are decreased but size of data breaches in research increased 1.8 percent.
c.
Program Plan Intro
Ponemon’s report:
Ponemon’s report is a study about data breach over global organizations. This study is conducted by “Ponemon” institute and sponsored by IBM security.
This report used to estimate the following things:
- Average cost about data breach incident.
- Regional and current trend of data breach.
- Summarizing the way for limit the cost of breach.
“Ponemon” release the “2017 report” for cost of data breach. In this report the average cost of breaching companies and average cost of stolen records are decreased but size of data breaches in research increased 1.8 percent.
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