Pick your industry, your company size, and the services you're weighing. You'll see what a breach would cost today, how much of that the right program absorbs, and the multiple you're getting on every dollar you spend.
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About your organization
Industry default: IBM 2025 + DBIR + Cyentia blend
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Incident Response
Your results
Expected annual avoided loss
$54K
Baseline × 33% annual probability × 3.3% risk reduction.
When the breach lands (per event)
$165K
Program absorbs 3.3% of your worst-case breach cost.
Return on spend
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Enter planned spend to see the multiple. Every $1 typically returns several back in avoided loss.
Your exposure (size-adjusted)
$5.03M
Technology / SaaS industry average (IBM 2025)
$4.79M
3-year avoided loss
$163K
Probability-weighted, independent yearly trials. Linear, no compounding after an event.
3-year probability-weighted outlook · 33% annual breach rate
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Methodology & assumptions
Baseline starts from Technology / SaaS industry average ($4,790,000).
Adjusted for company size (1,001-5,000 employees, ×1.05).
Per-service savings are directional deltas from the IBM / Ponemon 2025 cost-mitigators table.
Stacked services combine with diminishing returns (f(x) = cap × (1 − e^(−raw/cap))), capped at 55% of baseline.
Breach probability: 33% annual, blended from IBM 2025 recurrence data + Verizon DBIR 2024 + Cyentia IRIS 20/20. Editable via the slider.
Horizon: 3-year linear expected loss. Expected annual loss = baseline × probability. Independent yearly Bernoulli trials, no compounding after an event.
Even an optimized program leaves roughly $4.86M of residual exposure on the table in a severe incident, which is exactly why incident-response readiness (IR retainer, tabletop, digital forensics) tends to carry the heaviest dollar impact when a breach actually lands.
Source: IBM / Ponemon - Cost of a Data Breach Report 2025. This tool provides directional estimates for planning purposes only and does not guarantee any specific outcome. Actual breach costs vary significantly by organization, threat landscape, and controls maturity.
Methodology & assumptions
Baseline starts from Technology / SaaS industry average ($4,790,000).
Adjusted for company size (1,001-5,000 employees, ×1.05).
Per-service savings are directional deltas from the IBM / Ponemon 2025 cost-mitigators table.
Stacked services combine with diminishing returns (f(x) = cap × (1 − e^(−raw/cap))), capped at 55% of baseline.
Breach probability: 33% annual, blended from IBM 2025 recurrence data + Verizon DBIR 2024 + Cyentia IRIS 20/20. Editable via the slider.
Horizon: 3-year linear expected loss. Expected annual loss = baseline × probability. Independent yearly Bernoulli trials, no compounding after an event.
Even an optimized program leaves roughly $4.86M of residual exposure on the table in a severe incident, which is exactly why incident-response readiness (IR retainer, tabletop, digital forensics) tends to carry the heaviest dollar impact when a breach actually lands.
Source: IBM / Ponemon - Cost of a Data Breach Report 2025. This tool provides directional estimates for planning purposes only and does not guarantee any specific outcome. Actual breach costs vary significantly by organization, threat landscape, and controls maturity.