Yes, one could be pedantic about the sample sizes, but these studies are often rather subjective. This suggests that compiling a range of studies places the annual percentage of getting hacked (in some way) at just below 31% – around a 1 in 3 chance. Despite this accounting for ten percent of the population, KPMG commented on the release of the study that due to so many incidents being unreported, the true figure was probably far higher. More figures from the UK show that there were 2.5 Million recorded cyber-crimes in Britain in 2014.A couple of years ago the National Cyber Security Alliance estimated the chances of a small business being hacked at 20% each year. What are the chances you’ll get hacked? If we look at some examples: ⇒ Two-factor authentication Start your free trial Discover key forensics concepts and best practices related to passwords and encryption.
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