Back in 2014, JP Morgan was one of 12 financial institutions hacked by cybercriminals who stole personal information from more than 100 million customers. The hackers didn’t use the stolen data for identity theft. Instead, they used it to push penny stocks in what amounted to multimillion dollar “pump and dump” schemes.
Such high-profile crimes can be a wake-up call for businesses to reevaluate their cybersecurity protocols. See the 10 Lessons Learned from a Major Security Breach slideshow at CIO Insight.
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