With the cost of cybercrime set to surpass $10 trillion in the coming months, is it time that VPNs become an everyday essential? According to Statista Market Insights, the total global cost of cybercrime will reach $13.8 trillion by 2028, crossing the $10 trillion milestone in the next year.  Such baffling figures are likely to spark renewed debate about the safety of emerging technology like quantum computing and generative AI (GenAI), all of which could become a powerful tool for cybercriminals to steal personal information and obtain confidential data on an unprecedented scale.  While the quality of tools available to malicious threat actors and shady organizations is strengthening, so is the quality of enhancements that can help combat cybercrime. In particular, we’re seeing traditional virtual private networks (VPNs) become considerably more powerful as digital threats continue to strengthen.  As a result, VPNs are becoming more sophisticated in terms of their entertainment and security credentials.

Source: HackRead