If you’re a seasoned netizen like me, chances are your personal information has
been involved in a data breach or two. From major hacks that expose credit card
information, health data and other identifiable information, cybercriminals keep
on stealing the number one commodity in the digital world – our data.
been involved in a data breach or two. From major hacks that expose credit card
information, health data and other identifiable information, cybercriminals keep
on stealing the number one commodity in the digital world – our data.
So, we know that data breaches are widespread and, sooner or later, consumers
must be notified in accordance with local legislation such as the GDPR in the
EU.
But how do you know if thes
