Comparitech researchers have published an update to their 2023 study on the cost of cybercrime globally. The new study sees a significant increase in the annual estimated monetary impact of cybercrime — now at $1.24 trillion versus 2023’s figure of $714 billion.
Key findings include:
- 103.9 million people fall victim to cybercrimes globally each year, or more than 1,577 victims per 100,000 people
- The average victim loss is $9,468 per crime
- Victims lose an estimated $1.24 trillion to cybercrime annually
- The United States showed the biggest estimated losses at 6.7 million victims losing an estimated $138.9 billion
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Cybercrime victims lose an estimated $1.24 trillion a year
Comparitech researchers have published an update to their 2023 study on the cost of cybercrime globally. The new study sees a significant increase in the annual estimated monetary impact of cybercrime — now at $1.24 trillion versus 2023’s figure of $714 billion.
Key findings include:
For full details, click here.
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