Cyber Attack Consequences
We've curated 63 cybersecurity statistics about Cyber attack consequences to help you understand how data breaches, financial losses, and reputational damage are impacting organizations and shaping their security strategies in 2025.
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57% of organizations suffered multiple data outages from an attack.
Ransomware group Radiant claimed to have exfiltrated data on over 8,000 children across Kido International's UK sites.
Ransomware group Radiant published profiles of ten children following a ransomware attack on Kido International.
Ransomware group Radiant threatened to release full profiles of 30 children following a ransomware attack on Kido International.
Ransomware group Radiant threatened to release data for 100 employees following a ransomware attack on Kido International.
87% of executives at financial services firms say a successful cybersecurity attack would trigger withdrawals or AUM loss.
94% of CFOs at financial services firms said they would expect client departures in the wake of a major incident.
88% of executives at financial services firms acknowledge that a successful cybersecurity attack would trigger withdrawals, raise investor concern, or lead to direct loss of assets.
86% of organizations were down for multiple days after an attack.
83% of organizations do not have a tested, defined recovery plan.
1 in 4 organizations (25%) were down more than a week from a cyberattack.
The INC ransomware group exfiltrated 5.7 TB of data from the Pennsylvania Office of Attorney General.
The Pennsylvania Office of Attorney General's systems were taken down across 17 offices statewide.
Approximately 1,200 staff of the Pennsylvania Office of Attorney General had to use forced workarounds due to the cyberattack.
Nearly three in four companies report that the impact of cyber incidents in the past year has been severe or moderate.
61% of healthcare organizations say cloud/account compromises increased complications from medical procedures.
36% of healthcare organizations that experienced data loss or exfiltration incidents say it caused delays in procedures and tests that resulted in poor outcomes.
55% of healthcare organizations say data loss or exfiltration incidents impacted patient care.
67% percent of healthcare organizations say ransomware attacks had a negative impact on patient care.
An average of 72% of U.S. healthcare organizations that experienced a cyber attack reported disruption to patient care, which is a 3-point jump from 69 percent in 2024.