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name Genome Blog position MMO contacts author@genome.eu bio 2016 was a difficult year for cybersecurity but data breaches in 2017 set an obvious record for cyber fraud. A week hardly passed last year without a new data breach to remind us of how dangerous the state of security was all the way through 2017. There were more than a few famous names including Verizon, Gmail, Uber, and others on the list of victims.

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