Which retail data breach was nicknamed 'The Breach That Changed Everything' and led to the rapid adoption of EMV chip cards across the U.S. retail industry?

The retail industry has faced numerous cybersecurity challenges over the years, with some data breaches becoming landmark cases that changed how companies approach digital security. These incidents have led to billions in losses, regulatory changes, and transformed customer expectations around data protection. Test your knowledge about one of the most significant retail data breaches in history that fundamentally altered the cybersecurity landscape for retailers worldwide.

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Target (2013) - 40 million credit/debit cards and 70 million customer records exposed
Home Depot (2014) - 56 million payment cards compromised
TJX Companies (2007) - 45.7 million customer records stolen
Neiman Marcus (2013) - 1.1 million payment cards affected