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An оrgаnizаtiоn cоnducts а cost–benefit analysis and determines that investing $1M in cybersecurity controls will reduce expected annual losses from $5M to $3.8M. Based on this analysis, the investment appears optimal. However, six months later, a major breach occurs through a third-party vendor. Post-incident analysis reveals: The organization underestimated the likelihood of vendor compromise. Security warnings were frequently ignored because they slowed workflow. Leadership believed their organization was “less likely than peers” to be targeted. Which explanation best accounts for why the original investment decision failed?