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We awoke to the sounds of battle, but the world outside was still. The thesis of this book is that we have made a flawed assumption about cybersecurity and based on that assumption, we have been in-vesting heavily on people, processes, and technologies that are taking us in the wrong direction and causing us to lose the war against cyber- criminals and terrorists. The results are clear and inarguable, and the evidence is irrefutable. The world spent more than $123 billion on cybersecurity in 2020, an increase of 9% from 2019 and, in addition, the federal budget for cy-bersecurity adds another $15 billion (that they can disclose publicly) to that spend rate. Yet in spite of that spending, in 2020, the number of data breaches in the United States came in at a total of 1001 cases (reported). Meanwhile, over the course of the same year, over 155.8 million in-dividuals were affected by data exposures – both record highs. The cost of the average data breach to companies worldwide increased to $3.86 million (USD) while the cost of the average data breach to an U.S. company climbed to $7.91 million (USD) and the average time it took to identify a data breach rose to 196 days.