Post-breach investment types ranked bar figure

Summary

A single-chart figure slide: a tall left explainer beside one grey panel holding a ranked eight-bar horizontal chart of the most common security investments organizations made after a breach.

Visual description

White slide, "02 / Complete findings" header. The left column is a long body paragraph led by a bold "Figure 39" headline. The right two-thirds is a pale grey panel with a horizontal bar chart, "Most common investment types among those increasing security investments following a breach." Eight blue bars descend in rank from IR plan and testing (50%) through employee training (46%), threat detection (38%), offensive security testing (35%), IAM (32%), managed services (31%), data security tools (25%), down to insurance protection (18%), each labeled with its percentage on a 0-50% axis. The figure caption notes more than one response was permitted.

Key takeaway

A clean ranked horizontal bar list as the workhorse "what mattered most" chart: bars sorted high to low with values at the bar ends make priorities instantly scannable. The grey panel and single-blue fill keep it on the deck's restrained system even with eight rows.

Reuse notes

The default chart for ranked survey results or priority lists. Horizontal bars handle long category labels better than columns. Keep the descending sort and consistent blue across the deck's ranked charts. Up to roughly eight to ten rows fit comfortably at 16:9.