Calculating the
Cost of Downtime

The cost of downtime following a cybersecurity attack can be devastating to an organization. Such costs can include, but are not limited to the destruction of data, lost productivity, theft of intellectual property, embezzlement, restoration of hacked systems, and reputational harm.

The following calculator provides you with the ability to self-assess your current level of exposure and the financial impact an incident would have on your business. It’s straightforward, easy-to-use, and based on adjustable inputs.

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Calculating the Cost of Downtime

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Calculating the
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