The Annual Cost of U.S. Cybercrime Could Top $100 Billion

20 Feb 2018

“Companies aren’t properly incentivized to protect their networks and we’re all paying the price, the Council of Economic Advisers concludes.”

Source: The Annual Cost of U.S. Cybercrime Could Top $100 Billion – Nextgov

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