A report by Nisos highlights the dangers of publicly available personal information for company executives, revealing that 98% have their property addresses tied to their names. The study notes that many executives are at risk due to their details being easily accessible; 92% have exterior images of their homes publicly available, while 88% even have interior photos or floor plans online. This extensive exposure raises concerns about personal security and emphasizes the need for executives to adopt better privacy practices to safeguard their information.
Nisos' report indicates that cybercriminals exploit publicly available information to uncover residential details of executives, revealing significant vulnerabilities in their personal security.
The startling statistic from the report shows that 98% of company executives have property addresses linked to their names, making them targets for cybercriminals.
With 92% of executives' properties featuring publicly viewable exterior images and 88% having interior photos or floor plans, personal privacy is alarmingly compromised.
The findings underscore the need for improved awareness and protective measures among executives given their high visibility and the accessible nature of their personal information.
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