Recommendation 2 four-column body copy

Summary

The second recommendation in detail: a white text slide led by a large numeral "2" and a bold subhead, with four narrow columns of justified body copy filling the page.

Visual description

White background. A black "03" section number sits top-left with a two-line "Recommendations to help reduce the cost of a data breach" running header at center top. A large black numeral "2" anchors the left edge above the first column. The body runs in four justified columns: the first opens with a bold subhead ("Modernize data protection across hybrid cloud") then continues in regular weight, and the remaining three are continuous copy. A few phrases appear as underlined blue inline hyperlinks ("data security and compliance technologies"). A minimal navigation footer runs along the bottom; the page number sits bottom-right.

Key takeaway

Scaling the same numbered-recommendation grammar up to four columns when the content runs long, while keeping the oversized numeral and bold subhead as fixed anchors. Switching this page to white (versus the pale-blue of recommendation 1) is a small inconsistency worth noting rather than copying.

Reuse notes

Use when a single point carries a lot of prose and you want it on one slide instead of two. Four columns is near the upper limit for legibility at slide scale; keep line length and leading generous. For a uniform deck, hold the background color constant across a recommendation series rather than alternating it.