A Walk Through Historical Correlations Between Vulnerabilities & Stock Prices
summary
Dataset of historical vulnerabilities and breaches maps each event to daily stock moves and days until price returns to pre-event level; findings show vulnerabilities: typical drop <4%, 40% positive, median recovery <1 month, while incidents/sabotage: average drop >5%, some drops near −40% (SolarWinds, Supermicro) and multi‑year recoveries (Equifax ~2 years). Examples: Intel meltdown −3.3% then rebound after earnings, Tesla autopilot −6.88%, Garmin ransomware −3.45 then back in five days. Finance/payment breaches hit hardest; healthcare least affected. Data also highlights short‑selling and insider trading risks.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:15Supply chain and context
- 3:04Methodology and disclaimer
- 4:13Vulnerability and impact
- 8:02Security breach incidents
- 11:09Espionage and sabotage
- 12:45Privacy-related impacts
- 13:39Social media and misinformation
- 16:01Subsidiaries and supply chain
- 18:06Statistical analysis of trends
- 24:27Trading insights and advice
- 27:56Conclusions
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