Cybercrime Magazine

Cybercrime Magazine releases comprehensive annual and quarterly reports that delve into various aspects of global cybercrime, projections for the cybersecurity market, anticipated spending trends, details on cybersecurity firms, venture capital investments, mergers and acquisitions, job market statistics, and more. Our approach is straightforward: we offer all our content for free. We conduct our own thorough research and writing, along with occasional contributions from others. Additionally, we evaluate, summarize, and reformat research from trustworthy sources, including analysts, researchers, vendors, industry specialists, and media outlets. Importantly, our lists are free from "pay-to-play" practices, and our reports do not include any promotional content.

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The Greatest Internet Pioneer You've Never Heard Of

2 weeks ago | cybersecurityventures.com | Taylor Fox

The Greatest Internet Pioneer You've Never Heard Of
Huge Market Opportunity for MSPs

3 weeks ago | cybersecurityventures.com | Taylor Fox

“Cybercrime is rising and SMBs rely on MSPs to provide the security tools and services they can’t staff or build themselves,” Bill Campbell, CEO of Waldorf, Md.-based MSP BalanceLogic, which is on the 2025 CRN MSP Pioneer 250 list, told CRN. “Cybercrime will hit $10.5 trillion this year,” Manny Rivelo, CEO of ConnectWise said during his keynote at the company’s recent IT Nation Secure event, referencing a report from Cybersecurity Ventures.
Are We Doing Our Part?

3 weeks ago | cybersecurityventures.com | Taylor Fox

Cybersecurity is not just about protecting data — it is about protecting livelihoods, economies, and trust, writes BM Zahid ul Haque, a global cybersecurity advisor and former CISO at Bangladesh-based BRAC Bank, PLC. The threat landscape is growing more complex by the day, with global cybercrime costs projected to reach $10.5 trillion annually in 2025, according to Cybersecurity Ventures.
Expert Guide to Ransomware Recovery

3 weeks ago | cybersecurityventures.com | Taylor Fox

Is your business prepared to recover quickly from a ransomware attack and minimize data loss? An expert guide from Redmond, the independent voice of the Microsoft IT community, has everything you need to know. According to Cybersecurity Ventures, global ransomware damages are projected to reach $57 billion annually in 2025, with a new attack occurring every two seconds.
Lessons from Ireland on closing the cybersecurity talent gap

3 weeks ago | cybersecurityventures.com | Taylor Fox

There are an estimated 3.5 million unfilled cybersecurity roles worldwide as of 2025. That figure has remained steady since 2021, according to Cybersecurity Ventures. Some countries are trying new approaches to combat the cybersecurity talent shortage. In Ireland, micro-credential programs are helping to close the gap faster, according to a Forbes article by David Jones, VP, Technology Portfolio at IDA Ireland, the Irish Government’s inward investment promotion agency.
How to land an entry-level cybersecurity job

3 weeks ago | cybersecurityventures.com | Taylor Fox

Want to work in cybersecurity but can’t get past the “experience required” roadblock? You’re not alone in this frustrating catch-22. The cybersecurity field needs new talent now more than ever. CompTIA reports U.S. cybersecurity jobs are growing 267 percent faster than the national average, with 470,000 security-related job openings posted in just 12 months. The opportunity exists, according to a Spiceworks post. You just need a strategy to break in.
The Global Cybercrime Industry As A Country

4 weeks ago | cybersecurityventures.com | Taylor Fox

To understand the magnitude of the modern cybersecurity threat, it’s instructive to think of the global cybercrime industry as a country. In its ‘2025 Official Cybercrime Report‘, Cybersecurity Ventures calls this rogue state Cyber Rica. With gross domestic product (GDP) of $10.5 trillion this year, Cyber Rica’s economy is one-third of that of the U.S. – whose GDP this year will be around $30 trillion – and two-thirds as large as that of China, with GDP of $19.2 trillion.
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1 month ago | cybersecurityventures.com | Taylor Fox
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Broader Talent Pool Helps Governments Combat Cyberattacks

1 month ago | cybersecurityventures.com | Taylor Fox

The cost of cybercrime is predicted to hit approximately $10.5 trillion in 2025, according to research by Cybersecurity Ventures. Cyberattacks are hard enough for corporations or other well-funded organizations to defend against, but for state and local governments, the challenge may seem insurmountable due in part to an labor crunch.