What is NOT an element that needs to be briefed during a data breach report?

In the context of a data breach report, the essential elements typically focus on providing critical information to understand and respond to the incident effectively. Briefing detailed financial losses, while important for assessing the overall impact of the breach, is not considered a necessary immediate element for initial reporting. The priority for a data breach report lies in communicating the facts surrounding the incident, such as who to contact for more information (point of contact's name and number), the timeline of the event (date of occurrence), and the specific location affected (site name and address). These elements help facilitate a timely and coordinated response to the breach, making them more relevant for initial briefing than a thorough breakdown of financial losses, which can be addressed later in a more detailed analysis.