John Pescatore reports that a breach at ISU's Pocatello Family Medicine Clinic is likely to cost the university $1 million over a 2-year period.
By comparison, implementing best practices in the infrastructure is likely to have defeated the attack, and would have cost around $75k. Even an aggressive security posture is estimated by Pescatore to have cost about $500k total.
Many organizations look at the costs of security breaches, but few consider the TCO related to avoiding a major breach.
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