What do the latest insider threat research findings reveal?
Discover critical insights from Ponemon Institute 2025 Global Cost Report ($17.4M cost study, p.12), Gartner Market Guide G00805757 (48% attack increase, Section 2.1), and Verizon DBIR 2024 (68% breaches involve humans, p.23). Get evidence-based strategies from analysis of 1,400+ organizations worldwide.
What are the most critical insider threat statistics for 2025?
Key data points from Ponemon Institute, Gartner, and Verizon research
$17.4M
Average annual cost per organization
68%
Of breaches involve human element
81
Days average containment time
13.5
Average incidents per year
How can organizations use research to improve insider risk management?
Evidence-based analysis with actionable implementation guidance
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