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THE ECONOMICS OF CYBERSECURITY PART II : EXTENDING THE CYBERSECURITY FRAMEWORK

While organizations in the United States spend an estimated $15 billion/year on cybersecurity, the economic impact of cyberattacks continues to grow to over $100 billion/year. At the 2014 World Economic Forum, McKinsey launched a new report that recognized increased cybersecurity can save the global economy trillions. Michael Daniel, the President’s cyber czar, recently confirmed that the economics of cyber security were out of balance favoring the attacker.