How Much Do Data Breaches Cost Countries Around the World?

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Andrea Lidwina 01/09/2020 12:46 WIB

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IBM reports that the average total cost of a data breach globally reached US$3.86 million in 2020. However, several countries experienced significantly higher costs, such as the United States.

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International Business Machines (IBM) reported that the average total loss from data breaches globally reached US$3.86 million in 2020. However, several countries experienced significantly higher losses, including the United States (US$8.64 million) and the Middle East (US$6.52 million).

Furthermore, companies in Canada, Germany, Japan, and France that experienced data breaches suffered losses in the range of US$4 million. Similarly, the United Kingdom incurred losses of US$3.9 million.

Conversely, several countries reported total losses lower than the global average. Italy and South Korea experienced losses in the range of US$3 million, while ASEAN and Scandinavia reported losses of approximately US$2 million. Turkey, Latin America, and Brazil each suffered losses of only US$1 million.

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