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    [Infographic] From breach to bulletproof: Why endpoint security matters

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    Security breaches don’t happen in high-tech spy movies alone. They happen every day, in the most ordinary ways. An employee reusing a weak password, a lost company phone with sensitive data, or a rushed click on a phishing email. Just like that, your entire enterprise is at risk.

    Hackers don’t break in—they log in. Through stolen credentials, unpatched software, and unsecured endpoints. Every laptop, mobile device, and IoT gadget in your organization is a potential entry point. If you’re not locking them down, you’re leaving the door wide open.

    The numbers are alarming. 60% of enterprises faced at least one security breach last year. 85% of breaches stemmed from human error, weak security policies, or unprotected devices. And the cost? A staggering $4.88 million per breach in 2024.

    Want the full picture? Check out the infographic for the latest breach stats, major threats, and what enterprises must do to stay ahead.

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    Suryanshi Pateriya
    Suryanshi Pateriya
    Suryanshi Pateriya is a content writer passionate about simplifying complex concepts into accessible insights. She enjoys writing on a variety of topics and can often be found reading short stories.

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