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An employee’s personal information exposure poses a risk to your organization
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How personal data exposure happens
When someone performs a simple Google search for an employee’s name, that employee becomes exposed to serious dangers, such as real-life and cyber-stalking, harassment, identity theft, and even home attacks.
Google pulls an individual’s private information from privacy-breaching websites (e.g., WhitePages, MyLife, Spokeo, etc.). The number of these sites has been growing, and the level of detail revealed about the individual is expanding.
View the personal data supply chain infographic to learn how and why this happens.
Anyone can fall prey to attacks due to data exposure
Some professionals are especially vulnerable
High-profile
- Executives
- Customer service reps
- Sales professionals
Healthcare
- Doctors
- Nurses
- Administrators
Public service
- Government officials
- Police officers
- Social workers
Legal
- Judges
- Attorneys
- Clerks
Impact to organizations
- 1 in 8 stalking victims reported losing work because of the stalking. More than half of these victims reported losing 5+ working days
- Lost productivity resulting from cybercrime against a worker was $730 per victim, or $110 billion nationwide
- 91% of cyber attacks start with a phishing scam
- 81% of local public officials reported having experienced harassment, threats and violence
- Violence against US health care workers has been on the rise for at least a decade
Sources:
National Coalition Against Domestic Violence, 2017
Journal of Threat Assessment and Management, 2019
Deloitte, 2020
National League of Cities, 2021
US Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2018
Companies must protect employees for doing their job
There is no longer an option. It’s not a “nice to have.” Employers hold the responsibility to safeguard employees whose jobs put them at risk–whether the risk is at work or spills over into the employee’s personal life.
See the solution overview here.
14,000,000 +personal profiles removed
from people-search sites since 2015