McAfee rapport - Net Losses: Estimating the Global Cost of Cybercrime

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McAfee rapport - Net Losses: Estimating the Global Cost of Cybercrime

Rapport van CSIS en McAfee, over de wereldwijde economsche impact van cybercriminaliteit.
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Onderwerpen

  • Computerbeveiliging

Tags

  • csis
  • hacken
  • economie
  • cybercriminaliteit
  • cybercrime
  • security
  • beveiliging
  • mcafee

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  • Onderzoek McAfee: cybercriminaliteit kost de Nederlandse economie jaarlijks ruim 8,8 miljard euro

    Uit een nieuw onderzoek dat door het Amerikaanse Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) is uitgevoerd in opdracht van McAfee, onderdeel van Intel Security, blijkt dat cybercriminaliteit een significante impact heeft op de wereldeconomie. Voor Nederland komt de jaarlijkse economische schade ten gevolge van cybercriminaliteit uit op zo’n 8,8 miljard euro.

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