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Peers and geography
How do organizations like mine compare, and where are breaches reported?
Choose your entity type, state and typical breach size to compare organizations like yours with everyone else. Raw counts largely track population (Spearman ρ = 0.97 across 51 states), which is why CA leads with 331 reports; per million residents from 2022 to 2026, DC (20.3), NH (18.9), MA (17.8) lead against a rate of 10.8 across all reporting states.
What this means for you
Raw counts largely track population (Spearman ρ = 0.97 across 51 states), which is why CA leads with 331 reports; per million residents from 2022 to 2026, DC (20.3), NH (18.9), MA (17.8) lead against a rate of 10.8 across all reporting states.
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Organizations like yours
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See how your peers compare across 10 measures
- Hacking/IT incidents
- Unauthorized access or disclosure
- Theft or loss
- Network server
- Electronic medical record
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Read the rest of Chapter 5: Peers and geography
- Where breaches are reported
- Entity types across the register
- What this means for your program: 1 key point
- 3 program actions mapped to HIPAA and NIST CSF 2.0, starting with “Benchmark your risk register against your peer group”
- Exam angle for 5 CISSP, CISM and CISA domains, with a study prompt
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