Deloitte has estimated that cyber crime is costing the Dutch Government €10bn a year. The sectors most vulnerable to cyber crime are cited as: banks, defence and aerospace, the public sector, and technology. In order for this report to be credible, it must include all of these sectors. A report by U.S.-based consultancy firm Deloitte L.L.P. has said that cybercrime is costing the Dutch private sector and government an estimated €10 billion ($11.4 billion) per year, DutchNews.nl reported. Deloitte described the €10bn estimated loss as “the cost of doing business due to the digitalisation of our society.”
Deloitte has estimated that cyber crime is costing the Dutch Government €10bn a year. The sectors most vulnerable to cyber crime are cited as: banks, defence and aerospace, the public sector, and technology. In order for this report to be credible, it must include all of these sectors. Deloitte described the €10bn estimated loss as “the cost of doing business due to the digitalisation of our society.”