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Companies take an average of four months to report a ransomware attack

Thursday May 15, 2025. 03:35 PM , from BetaNews
A new study from Comparitech, based on data collected from 2,600 attacks between 2018 and 2023, shows the average time for a US company to report a data breach following a ransomware attack is 4.1 months. From 2018 to 2023, the average time to report a ransomware breach has increased, rising from 2.1 months in 2018 to just over five months in 2023. Healthcare has the lowest reporting time with 3.7 months, while businesses (4.2 months) and government entities (4.1 months) are similar. The longest known data breach reporting period (38 months) came from a healthcare company which started notifying… [Continue Reading]
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