At the median, public companies took 37 days last year to disclose a breach, the longest period recorded since 2016, says Audit Analytics.
In contrast, the CEO's total pay tends to increase in the years after a publicly disclosed cyber attack, finds a new study.
A good business decision can turn bad very quickly if security becomes an afterthought.
Fifty-eight percent of almost 3,000 participants say cyber thefts will increase in the coming year, while only 16.1% say otherwise.
An appeals court denied Wyndham's motion to dismiss the case against the company for 'exposing consumer data to the risk of theft.'
Only 31% of organizations discovered IT security compromises through their own resources last year, according to Mandiant.
