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ic Rep. Nita Lowey and community advocate Harvey Reiter. Other attendees include Dem Rep. Ted Deutch and

eports, "Estimated global losses from cybercrime are projected to hit just under a record $1 trillion for 2020," according to a study from CSIS and McAfee. The $945 billion in losses "is almost double the monetary loss from cybercrime than the $500 billion in 2018." The pandemic "provided new opportuni

ic Rep. Nita Lowey and community advocate Harvey Reiter. Other attendees include Dem Rep. Ted Deutch and

eports, "Estimated global losses from cybercrime are projected to hit just under a record $1 trillion for 2020," according to a study from CSIS and McAfee. The $945 billion in losses "is almost double the monetary loss from cybercrime than the $500 billion in 2018." The pandemic "provided new opportuni

tic Rep. Nita Lowey and community advocate Harvey Reiter. Other attendees include Dem Rep. Ted Deutch and

eports, "Estimated global losses from cybercrime are projected to hit just under a record $1 trillion for 2020," according to a study from CSIS and McAfee. The $945 billion in losses "is almost double the monetary loss from cybercrime than the $500 billion in 2018." The pandemic "provided new opportuni