Cybercrime Support Network Revenue and Competitors

The Cybercrime Support Network: A Voice for Victims of Cybercrime The Cybercrime Support Network (CSN) is a public-private, nonprofit collaboration created to be the voice of cybercrime victims. Millions of American consumers and small businesses are affected by cybercrime each year and struggle to find resources to respond, recover and report the incident. An estimated 15 percent of these victims – roughly 300,000 people – reported a crime to the FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center in 2017. Those who reported lost $1.4B in just one year, and the incidents of cybercrime continue to grow. Founded in 2017, CSN is the first organization to connect victims to resources, increase crime reporting, and address the lack of information available to law enforcement and industry with a national reporting structure.