Healthcare breaches remained the most expensive, averaging $7.42 million.

Organisations that detected a breach internally observed a $900,000 savings on breach costs compared to those disclosed by an attacker.

Nearly all organisations studied suffered operational disruption following a data breach.

The percentage of breaches tied to third parties doubled from the previous year.

75% of organizations experienced a data breach or security incident in the last year.

75% of organizations experienced a data breach or security incident in the last year.

In the last three years, 86% of enterprises have experienced a data breach.

For 17% of enterprises who experienced a breach or leak, data compromise was caused by redeployed devices or drives that still had sensitive data.

More than half (56%) of healthcare leaders say outdated infrastructure would delay breach recovery.

Almost 25% of healthcare leaders acknowledge it could take up to a month to detect and contain a data breach.

86% of organisations have seen a measurable reduction in security breaches due to better visibility and proactive security measures from open cloud security tools.

70% of patients say they would consider switching providers after a data breach.

There was a 36% increase in the number of data breaches faced by companies compared to the previous quarter.

66% of organizations experienced a data breach in the past year, making it the most common security incident.

There was a 43% increase in data breach data shared on underground forums in 2024.

67% of enterprises reported a breach in the past 24 months.

28% of CISOs experienced financial loss following a breach.

36% of CISOs reported unplanned downtime following a breach.

30% of CISOs cited data exposure following a breach.

Nearly 20% of data breach victims were U.S. organizations.