88% of financial technology decision-makers identified cyberthreats as a primary source of disharmony. Businesses are losing an average of $98.5 million per year due to this disharmony, which includes cyberthreats.
88% of financial technology decision-makers identified cyberthreats as a primary source of disharmony. Businesses are losing an average of $98.5 million per year due to this disharmony, which includes cyberthreats. — This cybersecurity statistic was published by FIS & Oxford Economics in April 2025. It covers topics including Financial technology, Financial, Cyberthreats. The original data appears in The Harmony Gap. For the full methodology and detailed findings, refer to the original report.
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88% of financial technology decision-makers identified cyberthreats as a primary source of disharmony. Businesses are losing an average of $98.5 million per year due to this disharmony, which includes cyberthreats. This data was published by FIS & Oxford Economics and covers Financial technology, Financial, Cyberthreats.
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This statistic comes from The Harmony Gap, published by FIS & Oxford Economics on April 10, 2025. You can view the original report at https://www.fisglobal.com/the-harmony-gap.
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This statistic relates to Financial technology, Financial, Cyberthreats. Browse more statistics on Financial technology or from FIS & Oxford Economics.