2011 Global Economic Crime Survey - Czech report

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Czech Republic

29% 

of organisations in the Czech Republic experienced one or more economic crimes in the past 12 months

75% 

the most common type of economic crime reported in the Czech Republic remains Asset misappropriation

69% 

of Czech organisations reported they do not have any access to forensic technology investigators or are not aware of it

13% 

of economic crime is cybercrime. It has been ranked among the four major types of fraud

38% 

of organisations who suffered economic crime lost over USD 100,000

8% 

of organisations who suffered economic crime lost more than USD 5 million

30% 

of Czech organisations believe their organisation will likely face cybercrime

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2011 Global Economic Crime Survey - Czech report



We are pleased to present to you the 2011 PwC Global Economic Crime Survey results. With 3,877 respondents from across 78 countries, including 84 leading organisations within the Czech Republic, this study continues to be the largest of its kind available worldwide. We trust that our survey will provide Czech business leaders and corporate executives with unparalleled insight into the perceptions, awareness and impact of economic crime on businesses around the world.

Our sixth Global Economic Crime Survey turns the spotlight on the growing threat of cybercrime. Today, most people and businesses rely on the internet and other technologies. So they are potentially opening themselves up to attacks from criminals anywhere in the world. Against a backdrop of data losses and theft, computer viruses and hacking, our survey looks at the significance and impact of this new type of economic crime and how it affects businesses worldwide.

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