Data breaches are coming.
It’s not IF, it’s WHEN.
10 Data Breach Observations
- 29.6% of companies will experience a data breach in the next two years.
Cost of a Data Breach Report – IBM - Human error accounts for 82% of data security breaches.
Verizon DBIR 2022 Report - 83% of businesses haven’t set cash aside for dealing with a cyber attack.
Cost of a Data Breach Report – IBM - Companies are 25% more likely to have an attack today compared to 2014.
Cost of a Data Breach Report – IBM - 60% of SMB go out of business within 6 months of a data breach
US National Cyber Security Alliance - 57% of cyber attacks involve medium to large sized companies.
Accenture’s Cost of Cybercrime Study - 54% of businesses think they are not at risk for a cyber attack.
Internet Security Threat Report - 98% of small to medium sized businesses lack data breach mitigation plans.
CNBC | Momentive Q3 Small Business Survey - The cost to mitigate a data breach is $210 per customer.
Zippia, 2023 - The average cost of a data breach is around $150 million.
Juniper Research
Regulatory Compliance is Not an Option, It is Mandatory
Ever changing Federal and State laws demand written policies, triage plans, and mitigation strategies. The penalties for non-compliance start at $5,000 per customer. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) enforces the Safeguards Rule, requiring companies to identify and assess risks, implement safeguards, and designate a compliance officer.
The Red Flags Rule, part of the Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act (FACTA), demands businesses identify and respond to potential signs of identity theft. Violations can lead to civil penalties of up to $10,000 per customer.
Not only are the fines heavy, it is difficult to remain compliant with many states creating, adjusting, and revising their laws and the fines involved. California’s Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) has recently been updated and imposes penalties of up to $7,500 per violation. The California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA) reinforces the importance of businesses implementing security measures and promptly notifying consumers of data breaches and fixing their customers credit.
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Frequently Asked Questions
YES! 29.6% of companies will experience a data breach in the next two years. There were 5.5 billion malware attacks globally in 2022, up 100 million in 2021. The number of data breaches in the U.S. has significantly increased within the past decade, from a mere 447 in 2012 to more than 1,800 by 2022. 60% of companies that experience a data breach go out of business within six months due to non compliance with costs averaging around $210 per customer.
All companies that collect and store a customer’s email, phone number, and or any billing information must comply with the FTC Safeguards Rules and with each state’s data breach laws.
FYCP surpasses insurance in efficacy and coverage. Unlike cybersecurity insurance, which merely provides funds and leaves companies to manage mitigation and financial responsibilities, FYCP offers a holistic approach. Cybersecurity insurance payouts often fall short, accompanied by pages of criteria that allow denial of claims. FYCP, on the other hand, ensures compliance, handles paperwork, and actively engages in mitigation when a data breach occurs. We don’t simply provide insufficient funds for you to navigate a problem; we immerse ourselves in resolving the issue, making it disappear
In the face of a data breach, insurance falls short in addressing the core issues neglecting the fines, compliance challenges, and the essential support needed. Insurance companies typically initiate the process by attempting to deny claims, and even if approved, the payout often fails to meet the extensive needs of a company navigating a breach. The funds provided are insufficient to cover the extensive damages, leaving the besieged company to fend for itself amidst legal pursuits, government penalties, and the draining effort to manage the breach fallout.
Enter FYCP, where facing a data breach transforms from an insurance claim nightmare to a seamless process. Instead of grappling with complexities, the company simply notifies FYCP, and from there, FYCP efficiently handles all mandatory government and customer notifications. Beyond that, FYCP takes charge by monitoring and rectifying each customer’s credit for an extensive two-year period or for the duration of their association with the company. This comprehensive approach ensures that the company remains in compliance, sidesteps potential fines, and maintains satisfied customers, all while FYCP takes care of every intricate detail.
Don’t worry, we got you. When a data breach occurs, you notify FYCP immediately. We file the correct paperwork with all required government entities in all 50 states. We then contact all of the customers and inform them of the breach as required by law. We let all of the customers know there has been a breach, but not to worry, FYCP is here to monitor and protect their credit and repair any damage to their credit. With this immediate action, we eliminate the massive fines, and keep your customer loyal to you.
Distinguishing ourselves as the sole provider of a holistic data breach mitigation approach, we stand apart in the industry. While cybersecurity insurance provides only partial compensation in the event of a breach, it significantly falls short in both financial coverage and service provisions when the critical moment arrives. Other data breach support companies are reactive resulting in exorbitant expenses for businesses in fines and fees. In contrast, FYCP, born out of the data breach industry, rises to the challenge by adeptly addressing compliance and mitigation hurdles, offering a distinctive and all encompassing inexpensive proactive solution.