International Cybersecurity Map

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Here is a glimpse into the International Cybersecurity map we created. For a more detailed version including key
concerns, laws, and initiatives in even more countries, please contact us. We are happy to send along the poster
sized version.

Crimes in cyberspace will cost the global economy $445 billion in 2016 according to an estimate from the World
Economic Forum’s 2016 Global Risks Report. Threats will increasingly come from China and Russia, however, US
companies have more than just cyber threats to be concerned with when it comes to international business. US
companies also need to be mindful of foreign regulations and guidelines dictating privacy and data protection,
which in places like Europe, are more stringent than in the US. Here are the top data protection and cyber security
items to keep in mind in each region.