Number of Cases:

-Over 1.5 million cybercrime cases are reported globally each year, with thousands occurring daily.
-Online scams, including phishing, identity theft, and fraud, make up a significant portion of these cases.

Restoration Rate:

-Less than 20% of cybercrime cases result in successful restoration or recovery of lost assets.
-Recovery rates are often hindered by the complexities of tracking and tracing digital fraud.

Technological Shortcomings:

-Outdated Systems: Many organizations and individuals use outdated security systems that are vulnerable to attacks.
-Lack of Integration: Insufficient integration between different cybersecurity tools and platforms limits effectiveness.
-Emerging Threats: Rapidly evolving cyber threats outpace the development of defensive technologies.

Manpower Issues: Law enforcement agencies may be understaffed to handle the growing volume and complexity of cybercrime.

-Shortage of Experts: There is a global shortage of skilled cybersecurity professionals to address and mitigate cyber threats.
-Training Deficiencies: Many cybersecurity professionals lack updated training on the latest threats and technologies.
-High Workload: Existing personnel often face overwhelming workloads due to the increasing volume of cybercrime.

Additional Factors:

-Regulatory Gaps: Inconsistent global regulations and laws create challenges in combating cybercrime effectively.
-Public Awareness: Low awareness and understanding among the public and businesses contribute to higher vulnerability.-