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• Online crime has become a fact of life, with more than 358 million identities exposed in 2014 alone and around 594 million consumers affected by cyber crime worldwide
• However, many people still have not taken the actions needed to protect their data, despite knowing about the consequences of being targeted in a data breach
• Once a person has been the victim of an online crime, the damage can be extensive – consumers worldwide lost an average of 21 hours dealing with cyber crime fallout, and nearly $358 on average per person