Business partner supply chain attacks bar charts

Summary

A combined topic-intro and figures slide on business partner supply chain attacks: a heading and intro paragraph plus body copy on the left, a blue cost bar chart (Figure 26) and a stacked MTTI/MTTC lifecycle chart (Figure 27) stacked on the right.

Visual description

White slide with standard chrome. The far-left column carries a two-line topic heading "Business partner supply chain attacks" with a short intro paragraph; a second column adds two body paragraphs, the first opening with a bold figure lead-in ("Figures 26 and 27. A business partner supply chain compromise cost 11.8% more and took 12.8% longer to identify and contain than other breach types."). The right half stacks two charts split by a hairline. The top, "Cost of a data breach due to a business partner supply chain compromise," is two blue horizontal bars (compromise $4.76, not a compromise $4.23) over a $0 to $5 axis. The bottom, "Time to identify and contain a data breach based on occurrence of a business partner supply chain compromise," is two stacked rows of purple MTTI plus navy MTTC with values inside and bold totals (307 and 270) over a 0 to 300 axis, MTTI/MTTC legend below.

Key takeaway

Folding a section heading and its first figures onto one slide so a topic opens and immediately delivers evidence, no separate divider needed. The page reuses both deck staples at once: the plain blue cost bars and the purple/navy stacked lifecycle bars, proving the chart kit composes cleanly.

Reuse notes

A space-efficient pattern when a subtopic is small enough that a full divider plus separate chart pages would be overkill: introduce and quantify in a single layout. Keep the two charts visually distinct (single-color cost bars vs two-color stacked lifecycle) so readers do not confuse the metrics.