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Table: 22-10-0077-01

Geography: Canada

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Canada (map)
Private sector
Total, all enterprises
Impacts of cyber security incidents2017
Loss of revenue10.5A
Loss of suppliers, customers, or partners2.1A
Additional repair or recovery costs30.2A
Paid ransom payment1.6A
Prevented the use of resources or services (desktop, email)53.2A
Prevented employees from carrying out day-to-day work53.8A
Additional time required by employees to respond to the cyber security incident(s)31.8A
Damage to the reputation of the business5.9A
Fines from regulators or authorities0.1A
Discouraged business from carrying out a future activity that was planned3.0A
Minor incident(s) impact was minimal to the business34.9A
Business was not impacted in any of the ways described16.3A
Do not know or do not know the full extent of the impact4.2A

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Data quality indicators are based on the standard error (SE) and the imputation rates. Quality indicators indicate the following: A is very reliable; B is reliable; C is good; D is acceptable; E is use with caution; and F is too unreliable to be published.

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On October 20, 2020, this table was archived and replaced by table 22100133-01.
How to cite: Statistics Canada. Table 22-10-0077-01  Impacts of cyber security incidents by industry and enterprise size, inactive
DOI: https://doi.org/10.25318/2210007701-eng

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