Employee Data Breaches Hit UK Seven-Year High—Blame the Hybrid Hustle
Picture this: a forgotten USB on the train, spilling HR secrets to strangers. UK firms reported a seven-year high in employee data breaches last year, and it's not hackers—it's us.
⚡ Key Takeaways
- UK employee data breaches hit 3872 in 2025, highest in seven years, driven by hybrid work non-cyber incidents.
- Cyber breaches fell 6%, but lost devices and misplaced docs jumped 15%—procedural safeguards lagging.
- Fixes demand HR-security alignment, practical training, and hybrid-specific policies to curb negligence risks.
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Originally reported by InfoSecurity Magazine
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