The Ashley Madison hack is the latest high profile data breach and, according to recent research, has left 95 per cent of millennials fearing that their digital identity is not safe.
Digital identity firm Intercede conducted a survey of 16-35 year-olds across the UK and US to determine the impact that these hacks and data leaks have had on how confident people feel about the security of their online identity.
The results found that 95 per cent of the generation responsible for the future economy believe their digital identities are not completely protected by appropriate and effective security measures. The report Read full story ›
Source: The Drum
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