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Cybercrime Losses Surge to $16 Billion Amid AI Threats

10/25/2025

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The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) reports cybercrime losses reached $16 billion in 2024, up one-third from 2023.
AI-driven phishing, deepfakes, and voice cloning drive this rise.
Supply-chain vulnerabilities and quantum computing pose long-term threats.
Only 34% of organizations trust suppliers to report breaches and to regularly review vendor security.
As AI enhances attacks and defenses, companies must adopt robust practices, including multi-factor authentication and vendor oversight.

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Story summary

The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) reports cybercrime losses reached $16 billion in 2024, up one-third from 2023.
AI-driven phishing, deepfakes, and voice cloning drive this rise.
Supply-chain vulnerabilities and quantum computing pose long-term threats.
Only 34% of organizations trust suppliers to report breaches and to regularly review vendor security.
As AI enhances attacks and defenses, companies must adopt robust practices, including multi-factor authentication and vendor oversight.