3/4 of Americans have had to change password due to security breach
In advance of National Data Privacy Day this week (January 28), a new survey by iProov finds that 3/4 of respondents have had to change their password due to a security or data breach. That's up more than 10% over last year.
Additionally, more than two thirds of respondents have had to change their password two or more times due to a data breach.
This is especially relevant now, as the global pandemic has forced people to live and work in a more digital centric world, where password and digital security are more important than they were in years before.
The survey also reveals that:
* 95% of respondents care about their data privacy.
* 2/3 of respondents are annoyed by having to change their password.
* 25% of respondents feel like they have no control over their data privacy.
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