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Among other recent data breach victims?

A woman admitted in federal court this week that she used the identities of OPM breach victims to take out fraudulent loans through a federal credit union, as my colleague Rachel Weiner and I reported.

Recent history is painfully demonstrating to us that hypothetical attack scenarios are now today's breach victims.

And small enterprises are anything but immune, accounting for 58% of breach victims.

As U.S. Office of Personnel Management breach victims can attest, biometrics clearly are not foolproof, either.

Following a data breach, victims are typically provided with a year of free identity protection from the company at fault.

In his e-mail to the breach victim, who shared it with The Times, Mr. Reyna wrote that Stanford had sent the file to Mr. Corcino "for a potential MSCS project that would audit paid accounts to verify that the reimbursement was correct".

Yet the Poneman Institute, which tracks identity theft, calculates that the average cost for a data breach victim last year was $197 per record and $239 for a financial record.

Organizations invest a significant amount of time, money and effort to cybersecurity, hoping to block attacks and avoid making headlines as the next big data breach victim.

JPMorgan Chase and Home Depot joined the ever-growing list of mega-breach victims.

"Immediately on finding out that there was a breach, the victim should have been notified," said Steven M. Dettelbach, a former federal prosecutor who is now a partner in the Washington office of Baker Hostetler L.L.P. "It's a basic question of victims' rights.