This document provides an introduction to cybercrime. It discusses how cybercrime is a widespread problem that jeopardizes personal security, major corporations, banks, and governments. Large organized crime rings now operate like start-ups, constantly devising new internet attacks. Today's organized cybercrime vastly outnumbers past lone hackers. Because so much data is available to exploit, cybersecurity is now critical. The document also notes how the modern world relies heavily on the internet, but most users have little understanding of how data transfers safely or how hackers are able to bypass security measures.

1. Introduction To Cybercrime
Cybercrime is a widespread problem that has been addressed.
Cybercrime has recently dominated the news. It not only jeopardises
personal security, but it also jeopardises major multinational
corporations, banks, and governments. Large organised crime rings
now operate like start-ups, with highly trained coders constantly
devising new internet attacks. Today's organised cybercrime vastly
outnumbers the shadow lone hackers of the past. Because there is
so much data available to be exploited, cybersecurity has become
critical. As a result, I decided to write this blog post about "What is
Cybersecurity?"

2. Introduction To Cybercrime
It's safe to say that today's world is heavily reliant on the internet, and
most internet users have little to no idea how those seemingly innocuous
1s and 0s make their way safely to our computers. It's a great time to be a
hacker. Because there are so many access points, public IP addresses,
constant traffic, and loads of data to attack, black hat hackers are having a
difficult time finding vulnerabilities and developing malicious software for
them. In addition, cyberattacks are becoming more sophisticated on a
daily basis. Many people still don't understand how hackers get around
firewalls and virus scanners, despite the fact that their software is
becoming smarter and more inventive.