Welcome to the PRESEC Cybersecurity Club – your hub for digital safety! Whether you're a student, parent, or someone valuing online security, you're in the right place. Our club is committed to creating a safer digital world. Explore our mission, learn about digital safety, and discover practical tips for secure online navigation. Join us on this journey to foster an informed and vigilant internet community. Again, welcome to the PRESEC Cybersecurity Club!
Get To Know UsName: Dzomeku Calvin
Position in club: Club Leader
About: Throughout his tenure as club president, Calvin mentored club members, sharing his knowledge and expertise to help them develop their skills in cybersecurity.
Name: Brown A. Ryan
Position in club: Club Secretary
About: Ryan as team leader during the quiz not only excelled as an individual competitor but also demonstrated strong leadership qualities throughout the competition. He led the team with skill and finesse.
Name: David Brayn Adofo
Position In Club: Vice President
About: David's performance in the competition was characterized by his ability to analyze complex cybersecurity scenarios. His strategic thinking set him apart from other competitors.
The average cost of a data breach reached a record high of $4.35M.
Ransomware attacks incurred an average cost of $4.54M.
The United States topped the global charts for the highest cost of a data breach.
Around 70% of breaches in 2021 were financially motivated, contrasting with less than 5% driven by espionage.
GDPR fines amounted to $1.2B in 2021, emphasizing the regulatory impact on data protection.
A staggering $17,700 is lost every minute due to phishing attacks.
Worldwide cybercrime costs are projected to reach $10.5T annually by 2025, highlighting the escalating threat landscape.
In 2022, it took an average of 277 days to identify and contain a breach.
The share of breaches caused by ransomware grew by 41% in the last year, taking 49 days longer than average to identify and contain.
Ransomware attacks increased by 93% year-over-year.
The likelihood of a cybercrime entity being detected and prosecuted in the U.S. is estimated at around 0.05%.
64% of Americans have never checked if they were affected by a data breach
56% of Americans lack knowledge on what steps to take in the event of a data breach.
The likelihood of a cybercrime entity being detected and prosecuted in the U.S. is estimated at around 0.05%.
75% of respondents witnessed a significant increase in security incidents, driven by credential theft, ransomware, DDoS, and lost or stolen devices.
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