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Information Security Manager · CISSP · CEH · OSCP
Healthcare data breach statistics are unusually easy to misread. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office for Civil Rights (HHS OCR) operates a public breach portal for incidents
Data breach statistics are easy to misread because the largest datasets do not count the same thing. Verizon analyzes security incidents and confirmed breaches in a contributed global corpus. IBM
Phishing statistics can look contradictory because the largest datasets are not measuring the same thing. APWG counts reported phishing sites and campaigns. Microsoft counts threats detected across email telemetry. The
Cybersecurity statistics can look contradictory because the largest datasets do not measure the same thing, Verizon analyzes incidents and confirmed breaches. IBM studies the financial cost of breaches, The FBI
Drupal vulnerability statistics in 2026 tell a more nuanced story than a single CVE count can show. Drupal’s official records separate vulnerabilities in Drupal core from security advisories affecting community-contributed
Website security statistics are easy to misread because web traffic, attacks, vulnerabilities, infected websites, and confirmed breaches measure different stages of the same security problem. The 2026 data shows two
CMS vulnerability statistics in 2026 show why raw CVE totals are a poor shortcut for judging platform security. WordPress dominates CMS usage, while Joomla, Drupal, Craft CMS and enterprise platforms
Joomla vulnerability statistics show two very different security stories in 2026: Joomla core continues to receive coordinated fixes for access-control, authentication, XSS, and file-handling flaws, while third-party extension research has
WooCommerce vulnerability statistics can look wildly different depending on which database you open. As of September 2026, Wordfence lists 44 WooCommerce core vulnerability records, Patchstack lists 45 patched vulnerabilities, WPScan
WordPress plugin vulnerability statistics tell a blunt story: plugins, not the WordPress core, are where almost every security flaw lives. Across more than 42,000 disclosures cataloged by Patchstack, 92% trace
