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Statistics About Data Theft
The following are some alarming statistics collected from various web sites and newspaper articles about the increasing rate of the theft of laptops / PC's / hand-held devices / data theft between 2002 and 2004.
Once you have finished reading this page you will realise the rapid increasing rate of data theft and the real cost in Dollar terms from just one stolen Laptop / PC no matter whether you are a one man business, a small business, a large corporation or whether you just use a Laptop / PC at home.
You should also realise why you should backup your new data every day and secure it in a SECURE LOCATION preferably OFF SITE or if you work from a home office secure your backed up data in different room from where you keep your Computer.
You will be shocked at these alarming statistics,
I know I was when researching data theft. |
Laptop / PC Theft and Recovery Statistics
A recent study discloses it takes 19 days and cost in excess $17,000 to re-enter just 20 megabytes worth of sales and marketing data. Retrieving accounting records is even worse; they require over 21 days of work and cost over $19,000 to re-type. For many businesses, this kind of cost can force the closure of a business and probably BANKRUPTCY...
There are nearly as many laptops stolen from Government and Corporate offices during business hours as there are from vehicles and homes when no one is there. This is an alarming statistic that business owners, managers and directors can easily STOP with some security procedures in place for when laptops are left unattended.
General Statistics
Most of the following statistics are from American studies. Most countries have the same problem.
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Laptop theft doubled in 2004. |
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CSI/FBI Computer Crime and Security Survey, 2004. More than 600,000 Laptops / PC's were stolen in 2003. - Safeware The Insurance Agency 2004 |
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Theft ranks as the number two cause for overall Laptop / PC loss. - Safeware The Insurance Agency 2003 |
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Laptop / PC theft has been attributed to 59% of Computer attacks in Government agencies, corporations and universities during 2003. - Baseline 2004 |
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Computer crime statistics reveal that approximately 80% of Computer crime consists of "inside jobs" by disgruntled employees. - Gartner Group |
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73% of companies do not have specific security policies for their Laptops / PC's. - Gartner Group 2003 |
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80% of those surveyed acknowledged financial losses due to Computer breaches. - CSI / FBI 2002 |
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97% of stolen laptops / PC's are never recovered. - FBI |
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The average company loss due to the theft of just one Laptop / PC is more than $47,000. CSI / FBI Computer Crime and Security Survey, 2003 |
Key Findings of the 2003 BSI Computer Theft Survey
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Almost half (44.5%) of the survey respondents have been the victim of Computer theft in the last 12 months. |
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53% of Laptop theft occurred while left unattended and unsecured in a Vehicle. |
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Nearly three quarters (72.5%) of respondent companies had between 1 and 9 Laptops / PC's stolen in the last 12 months; nearly 1 in 10 (9.7%) respondent companies had more than 25 Laptops / PC's stolen in the last 12 months. |
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Laptops comprised nearly half (48%) of those devices reported stolen, followed by desktop computers (26.7%) and PDA's (13.3%). |
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99% of survey respondents that experienced Computer theft report the thief was never caught. |
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67.7% of respondents report the estimated value of proprietary data on their stolen computing device at $25,000 or less; 9.2% estimated the value at $1,000.000 or more and 2.3% estimated the value at more than $10,000,000. |
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The value of proprietary data on respondents stolen computers averaged an astounding $690,759.61 per stolen Computer. |
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45.6% of respondents report other items were stolen at the time of the Computer theft, with removable media (including spare disks, stored files on CDs, removable media and spare hard drives) accounting for 21.8% of the additional stolen items. |
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46.7% of respondents that experienced Computer theft had multiple incidences of theft in the last 12 months. |
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Nearly two-thirds (63.5%) of Computer thefts occurred outside traditional business hours. |
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Average total replacement cost of stolen computing devices was $14,227.27 per device. This does not include the cost of the data on the computing device. |
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72.7% of respondents reported downtime due to Computer theft ranging from several days to more than one month. |
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60.1% of respondent organizations do not have written guidelines on how to safeguard Computers from theft. |
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60.4% of respondent organizations do not provide security guidelines. |
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76.2% of respondent organizations do not have written guidelines on how to respond to the theft of a Computer. |
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79.3% of respondent organizations do not provide employees with the name and contact information of a specific point of contact when a computing device goes missing. |
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81.5% of respondent organizations do not conduct periodic security awareness programs on Computer theft. |
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85.4% of respondent organizations do not have a written policy making employees financially responsible for Computer theft if security guidelines are not followed. |
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89.6% of respondent organizations do not have written guidelines on protecting proprietary information on computing devices while travelling. |
You can see WHY it is very IMPORTANT to
backup your new data daily and
secure it off site.
If you don't you risk losing your valuable
data and in severe cases Bankruptcy... |
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OR - Keep reading through this Web Site to learn all about the Data Backup Safe and WHY YOU MUST, for your own protection, backup your new data every day and secure your backed up data in a Data Safe. Preferably in the Unique, Relocatable, High Security, Light-Weight, Australian designed, manufactured and very cost effective, Data Backup Safe. |
Have you backed up your
valuable Data today?
If not you risk losing it. |
What ever you choose to do next THINK CAREFULLY!
Can you risk loosing your Valuable Data...
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Data Backup Safe can secure up to 52 CD's or DVD's. That is a massive amount of backed up data.
Maxtor external hard drive and its cables secured in a Data Backup Safe.
Docking Station top view.
Data Backup Safe with lid closed.
Data Backup Safe slid part way into a Docking Station.
Data Backup Safe lid open.
Data Backup Safe locked in a Vehicle Fixing Kit in the rear of a Jackaroo 4 WD.
Data Backup Safe locked into a Marine Ply Vehicle Fixing Kit under the parcel shelf in the boot of a Commodore Sedan VT / VY.
Vehicle Fixing Kit with Docking Station bolted to it.
mk3 Vehicle Fixing Kit with a Docking Station bolted to it, will secure two Data Backup Safes.
Shroud and Cable with Docking Station bolted to it. Temporary security for one Data Backup Safe.
Data Backup Safe locked in a Shroud and Cable.
mk3 Shroud and Cable with Docking Station bolted to it. Temporary security for two Data Backup Safes.
