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Unintentional data leakage can still result in the same penalties and reputational damage.

Unintentional data leakage can still result in the same penalties and reputational damage.

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asked Jul 30, 2021 in Cyber Security by Natalie (69.5k points)

Unintentional data leakage can still result in the same penalties and reputational damage.

(a) True

(b) False

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answered Aug 2, 2021 by Nathan (1.4m points)
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Right option is (a) True

Easiest explanation: “Unintentional” data leakage doesn’t essentially mean intended or malicious. It has been found that the majority of data leakage incidents are accidental but it can still result in the same penalties and reputational damage.

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