Unveiling the 2024 Data Breach Investigations Report (DBIR)
summary
Report aggregates 30,000 incidents and over 10,000 breaches from 94 countries into a 100‑page DBIR and finds exploitation up 180% year over year, 68% of breaches involving a non‑malicious human element, and third‑party incidents rising 70% to 15% of breaches; stolen credentials appear in 31% of decade‑long cases. Threat actors exploit disclosed vulnerabilities in about 5 days while organizations patch only half by 55 days, ransomware declines as extortion rises, and generative AI is widely mentioned but rarely used by attackers.
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chapters (10)
- 0:002024 DBIR introduction
- 3:112024 DBIR key findings
- 7:27Credentials and MFA gaps
- 11:39Vulnerability exploitation
- 17:12Human error and third-party risks
- 24:46Ransomware decline and extortion
- 28:41Social engineering trends
- 33:58Generative AI in threats
- 40:03How to use the DBIR for your organization
- 43:33Q&A
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