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They always have been. In what world would sending confidential information to someone who isn't supposed to have access to it not be considered a breach? Int
by 908087 9y ago
They always have been. In what world would sending confidential information to someone who isn't supposed to have access to it not be considered a breach? Intent doesn't matter in these situations.
- wlesieutre 9y agoThe word "breach" often implies more of a "breaking in" action, one of its definitions on dictionary.com is "make a gap in and break through." Either way, someone has your data who isn't supposed to, but it feels a bit like a tree falling on your car and calling it a "car accident."