Lead Generation Work From Home Internship

We are organizing against cybercrime, building an ecosystem to combat it. Recent studies indicate that untracked cyber threats to businesses and communities could drive global cybercrime costs to grow by 15% annually over the next five years, potentially reaching $10.5 trillion USD annually by 2025. This trend represents a historic transfer of economic wealth, where technology risks outweigh incentives for innovation and investment, surpassing the economic impact of natural disasters in a single year.

The current ecosystem favors cybercriminals, necessitating a traceable and manageable framework that extends beyond ineffective government policies to monitor and organize technology, individuals, and assets. In the foreseeable future, cybercrime may surpass other forms of crime in severity.