Live threat monitor

The global data theft crisis, as it happens

Every second, thousands of files are taken from connected systems. This page tracks the scale of the problem, the root causes behind it, and why physical disconnection is the one control an attacker cannot reach across a network.

Estimated files stolen in 2026

424,618,200,000

Rising by 20,000 every second, based on Cybersecurity Ventures projections of more than 50 billion files stolen each year.

Every one of those files was reachable over a network.

£8.7T+

Global cybercrime cost

Cybersecurity Ventures

£210B

Ransomware cost by 2031

Cybersecurity Ventures

£3.9M

Average breach cost

IBM Cost of a Data Breach

277 days

Time to contain a breach

IBM Cost of a Data Breach

Recent incidents

Breaches that made the headlines

Large organisations with substantial security budgets are not exempt. In every case the data was reachable.

Change Healthcare

2024

Ransomware attack on healthcare infrastructure

Records
100M+ patients
Cost
£1.3 billion

MOVEit

2023

Zero day exploit in file transfer software

Records
77 million people
Cost
Ongoing

MGM Resorts

2023

Social engineering attack

Records
Undisclosed
Cost
£79 million

23andMe

2023

Credential stuffing attack

Records
6.9 million users
Cost
Ongoing litigation

Bybit

2025

State sponsored crypto theft

Records
Not applicable
Cost
£1.2 billion

Marks and Spencer

2025

Social engineering into the retail estate

Records
9.4 million customers
Cost
£300 million profit impact
The answer

Every breach shares one condition. Remove it.

The data was connected to a network. Offline Secure Storage® removes the Layer 1 connection entirely, so the data is physically disconnected rather than protected by policy.

Physical hardware. Physical disconnection. Physical control. A physical location you can name.

Those four physical foundations are what make Offline Secure Storage® different from every connected platform on this page.