On October 28, the California Attorney General released the second annual California Data Breach Report, detailing the 167 breaches reported in 2013 and their impact on the personal information of 18.5 million state residents. The report identifies a 28 percent increase in reported breaches over the previous year and offers specific recommendations for consumers, retailers, the health care industry, and the legislature.
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