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Rubrik Telemetry =
We utilized Rubrik telemetry in an effort to understand a typical organizations data estate and the risk realities.
Wakefield Research =
Perspectives from 1,600+ IT and security leaders
Rubrik Partners =
Research and guidance from two Rubrik partners
Contributing Organizations =
Research from respected cybersecurity organizations and institutions
FIRST
We're going to make the “risk math” easy:
What is the likelihood your data will be affected by an external entity
What is the risk resident in your data today
The impact that's likely to produce
Your decisions in response to the impacts
Risk Math
In your face big math!


SECOND
We're going to focus on data.
As a data security company, our strongest insights involve an organization's data—as opposed to its infrastructure or architecture—so we focus on risks in and to your data.
Specific Focus Areas
Let's be honest. You're busy. None of us have time for a full deep-dive on every aspect of data security. We intentionally narrowed this study to a few key topics:
Cloud.
The existence of commercially available clouds can now be measured in decades. Yet, confusion about cloud data security remains. The cloud is targeted with more frequency—and more success—than its on-premises counterparts. It also contains blind spots making them difficult to defend.
Ransomware.
Not too long ago, experts predicted ransomware's decline. It didn't really happen, and ransomware continues to wreak havoc on organizations of all kinds.
Healthcare.
With few exceptions, healthcare organizations produce and store more sensitive data and are subject to more regulatory scrutiny than other industries. A fringe benefit of the regulatory pressures on healthcare is more publicly available data to study.
THIRD
Who is this study for?
Intelligence should inform the right decision-makers, and risk decisions typically happen at the senior-leader level.
Our goal is to inform and aid these senior-leader discussions across business, cybersecurity, and IT functions.
By giving these decision-makers a common place to start from, they'll be better prepared to tackle risk together.
If a meteorologist tells you there's a 52% chance of rain in your area, they're not telling you definitively, "Yes, it will rain," or "No, it won't."
It would be nice if you only had to make these decisions once.
But... it just doesn't work that way.