Cybercrime Survey Collection

• These reports, presentations, and news stories describe the state of cybercrime over the years. These publications tend to be referred to as “surveys,” although their titles have changed over the years and different organizations have published them. For example, the 2016 and 2015 releases took the form of reports and were published by RSA and PwC respectively. The releases prior to that take a variety of formats from news stories to presentations.

• 2016 State of Cybercrime Survey May 2016 Author(s): This paper examines the current state of cybercrime and explores how organizations and individuals respond to cybercrime threats.
• 2015 State of Cybercrime Survey July 2015 Author(s): This report summarizes findings from the 2015 U.S. State of Cybercrime Survey.
• 2014 State of Cybercrime Survey Presentation July 2014 Author(s): CERT Insider Threat Center In this presentation, CSO Magazine, USSS, the CERT Division of the SEI, and PwC provide results of the 2014 U.S. State of Cybercrime Survey.
• 2013 State of Cybercrime Survey Presentation August 2013 Author(s): This document presents the results of the 2013 State of Cybercrime Survey.
• 2013 State of Cybercrime Survey Press Release August 2013 Author(s): As Cybercrime Threats Continue to Escalate, the 2013 State of Cybercrime Survey from PwC and CSO Finds Companies Aren't Doing Enough to Defend Themselves
• 2012 Cybersecurity Watch Survey Presentation August 2013 Author(s): This presentation describes the results of the 2012 Cybersecurity Watch Survey.
• 2011 Cybersecurity Watch Survey News Item January 2012 Author(s): According to the 2011 cybersecurity watch survey, more attacks are committed by outsiders, but attacks by insiders are viewed to be the most costly to organizations.
• 2011 Cybersecurity Watch Survey Presentation January 2011 Author(s): This presentation summarizes the results of the 2011 Cybersecurity Watch Survey.
• 2010 Cybersecurity Watch Survey News Item January 2010 Author(s): According to the 2010 CyberSecurity Watch Survey, threats to targeted organizations are increasing faster than many organizations can combat them.
• 2007 E-Crime Watch Survey September 2007 Author(s): Results of the 2007 E-Crime Watch Survey reveal that while security events and electronic crimes were steady, there are concerns that security executives may be becoming over confident.
• 2006 E-Crime Watch Survey News Item September 2006 Author(s): The 2006 E-Crime Watch Survey indicates that while there has been a decline in security events, there has been an increase in the financial and operational losses caused by such incidents.
• 2005 E-Crime Watch Survey Results May 2005 Author(s): This paper summarizes the results of a survey conducted to gauge the current state of cybercrime.
• 2005 E-Crime Watch Survey Findings May 2005 Author(s): In this 2005 report, the authors summarize the results of the 2005 E-Crime Watch Survey, conducted to unearth electronic crime fighting trends and techniques.
• 2005 E-Crime Watch Survey News Item May 2005 Author(s): Results from the 2005 E-Crime Watch Survey, conducted among security executives and law enforcement personnel, reveals the fight against electronic crimes (e-crimes) may be paying off.
• 2004 E-Crime Watch Survey Findings May 2004 Author(s): In this report, the authors summarize the results of the 2004 E-Crime Watch Survey, conducted to unearth e-crime fighting trends and techniques.