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Two text columns on the left against a boxed stacked area chart of breach cost split into four segments from 2018 to 2023, in a blue-to-violet stack.
Summary
A cost-composition slide: two commentary columns on the left, a stacked area chart breaking total breach cost into four segments over six years on the right.
Visual description
White background, running header ("02" left, "Complete findings" centered). The left half holds a bold "Figure 6..." lead-in and two columns of body text on lost business cost, detection and escalation, post-breach response, and notification. The right half is a pale gray panel with a stacked area chart, "Cost of a data breach divided into four cost segments": four bands stacked from 2018 to 2023 in a blue-to-violet gradient, each band labeled with its value at every year, on a $0.00 to $4.50 axis, with a four-color legend and a "Figure 6. Measured in USD millions" caption. A footer carries section navigation.
Key takeaway
A stacked area chart that tracks how a total breaks into parts over time, with every band labeled at every interval so individual segments are readable, not just the silhouette. The sequential blue-to-violet ramp orders the bands intuitively.
Reuse notes
Use for composition-over-time stories (cost mix, revenue mix, traffic sources). Direct value labels on each band are essential at this density. Keep to about four bands; more makes the stack ambiguous. Matches the deck's other boxed chart panels.
From this deck: Cost divided into four cost segments
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