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A dense figure slide with a two-column explainer and two stacked horizontal bar charts on the right showing where breached data was stored and its cost by location.
Summary
A two-chart figure slide: a two-column running-text explainer on the left, and on the right a stacked pair of horizontal bar charts, one showing the share of breaches by storage location, the other the cost of a breach by storage location.
Visual description
White slide, "02 / Complete findings" header. The left two-thirds is body copy in two narrow columns, each opened by a bold "Figure 34" and "Figure 35" lead-in. The right third sits on a pale grey panel split into two charts by a hairline. The upper chart, "Where was the breached data stored?", is four blue horizontal bars (39%, 18%, 27%, 16%) across the categories across-multiple-environments, on premises, public cloud, private cloud, on a percentage axis. The lower chart, "Cost of a data breach by storage location of breached data," repeats the four categories as dollar bars ($4.75, $3.99, $4.57, $3.98). Figure captions sit beneath each.
Key takeaway
Reusing the exact same four row categories across two stacked charts so the eye can scan straight down from "how often" to "how much" for each location. The single grey panel unifies the pair into one figure block.
Reuse notes
Ideal when one set of categories needs to be measured on two metrics; keeping row order identical is the key move. Suits analyst and research decks. The two-column justified body is information-dense and best with substantial copy.
From this deck: Breach location share and cost figures
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