Transparency in Decline as Data Breaches Hit New High
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• 2025 saw a record 3,322 U.S. data breaches with only 30% of breach notices providing actionable details.
• James Lee from ITRC warns that the lack of transparency in these notices increases risk for individuals and businesses.
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ITRC Report: 2025 Breach Notices Lack Critical Details as AI-Based Attacks Surge The Identity Theft Resource Center tracked a record 3,322 U.S. data breaches in 2025, more than any previous year. Yet, only 30% of breach notices included actionable details that other defenders need. ITRC's James Lee warns that this lack of transparency puts people and businesses at greater risk.