The cybercrime industry is worth over $1.5 trillion [1] with a scary 85% of organisations reporting phishing and social engineering attacks [1] every year.
From fake emails to bank fraud, cybercrime is growing both in intelligence and quantity of crimes.
With the world now working from home many businesses and employees maybe more at risk of cybercrime
A new interactive map by Fasthosts.co.uk has revealed the areas of the UK which fall victim to cybercrime the most often, along with the percentage increase over the last three years.
Cambridgeshire revealed as the data breach capital of England
Located to the East of England, Cambridgeshire proudly boasts a wealth of history and iconic countryside views. What it may be less proud of however, is that fact that it gained top spot as the cybercrime capital of England, with cybercrime increasing by 49% over the last three years.
Coming second in the unfortunate rankings is North Wales, seeing a 47% increase over the last three years.
The top 20 areas for cybercrime can be seen below:
The full report can be seen at: https://www.fasthosts.co.uk/data-breach-capital
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