More enterprise business leaders are beginning to understand that cybersecurity risk equates to business risk—and getting a clearer sense of the impact that cyber exposures can have on the bottom line. Consider the MGM Resorts and Clorox Company cybersecurity incidents that occurred last year. Both suffered considerable attacks, reportedly led by the Scattered Spider cybercriminal group, causing widespread business disruption and substantial financial losses. For Clorox, that loss included operational disruptions and a projected sales decrease. For MGM, the attack halted the operations of certain casino and hotel computer systems. That cost the company about $100 million in revenue.