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Evolving cyber concerns create gaps in homeowners’ coverage

Todays criminals dont want just your jewelry or car anymore they want your digital property.

By Matt Cullina | Updated on January 11, 2017

Today’s criminals don’t want just your jewelry or car anymore — they want your digital property.

According to the FBI, there were nearly 8 million property crimes in 2015, with victims of these crimes suffering losses of over $14 billion. Property losses were dwarfed, however, by nearly $30 billion in estimated losses that cybercrime inflicted on U.S. consumers in the past year, according to Symantec.

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