Almost one in five Americans have had their identity stolen, while 16.5% were unaware whether their identity had been stolen or not, according to a survey by security company nCipher. When asked who was responsible for security breaches, 38% of the 1,000 survey participants said the chief information security officer should be fired, while 31% said the chief technology officer should go. Many people even have no idea if their Identity has been stolen. The survey, conducted from April 1 through May 31, found that nearly half (47%) of those surveyed believe there is no way to protect personal data and
Almost one in five Americans have had their identity stolen, while 16.5% were unaware whether their identity had been stolen or not, according to a survey by security company nCipher. When asked who was responsible for security breaches, 38% of the 1,000 survey participants said the chief information security officer should be fired, while 31% said the chief technology officer should go. The survey, conducted from April 1 through May 31, found that nearly half (47%) of those surveyed believe there is no way to protect personal data and