We model your annual breach exposure using your security posture, the data you store, and IBM/Ponemon benchmarks for your industry — then show how 24/7 SOC + Zero Trust + immutable backups change the curve.
Step 1 of 4 · About your organization
Breach cost scales with size and industry. Most regulated industries cost 1.5–2× the cross-sector average per IBM 2024.
Step 2 of 4 · Data at risk
Per-record breach cost varies wildly: $164 for general PII, $200 for payment card data, $408 for health records (IBM 2024).
Names + emails + addresses. Customer database, CRM, member list, etc.
Used to scale operational disruption cost (lost sales during downtime).
Step 3 of 4 · Security posture
Each control reduces breach probability or cost. Be honest — the goal is a real number, not a flattering one.
Step 4 of 4 · History & insurance
Past incidents are the strongest predictor of future ones. Cyber insurance helps cap the damage but doesn't prevent it.
Your annual breach exposure
Risk-adjusted annual exposure
$0
Based on a 0% probability of breach in the next 12 months at $0 per incident.
24/7 SOC + Zero Trust + MFA enforcement + immutable backups + tested IR. Typical SMB sees breach probability cut by 50–60% and per-incident cost drop ~27% (faster detection).
We'll email a PDF with your numbers, the vulnerability breakdown, and a remediation roadmap mapped to your industry's regulatory requirements. No sales pitch — just the data.
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Or book a security review now →Estimates use IBM Cost of a Data Breach 2024, Ponemon SMB benchmarks, and Verizon DBIR control-effectiveness data. Real numbers vary by industry, geography, and security maturity. A 30-minute review with our team produces a precise figure.