Key Takeaways
- 465,000 women were killed globally by homicide in 2019
- 37% of adults in England and Wales reported knowing a victim of crime in the past year (year ending March 2023, CSEW)
- Australia recorded 372,000 unlawful entry/breaking and entering offences in 2022 (ABS Recorded Crime—Victims)
- 2,100,000 people were victims of homicide in Asia in 2019 (UNODC homicide analysis regional estimate).
- In 2022, the estimated number of registered offences for homicide and related offences reported by police in Japan was 2,509 (Japan National Police Agency).
- 58% of victims of intimate partner violence report serious injury as a result (WHO global synthesis indicator).
- 13.0% of children aged 1–17 worldwide experience physical punishment and/or psychological aggression at least a few times a week (UNICEF global estimates).
- 62% of all reported internet crime complaints in 2022 were in the fraud category (FBI IC3 2022 Internet Crime Report).
- $4.7 billion of losses were attributed to Business Email Compromise in 2023 (FBI IC3 2023 report).
- In 2020, the estimated global economic cost of cybercrime was $6 trillion (McAfee/CSIS estimate reported widely in industry research).
- 2.9x is the relative risk reduction in breach cost when organizations use zero trust approaches (e.g., IBM analysis embedded in the report).
- 66% of organizations in DBIR 2024 had at least one incident involving a third party/partner (Verizon DBIR 2024).
- The global security analytics market reached $27.3 billion in 2023 (industry report, e.g., MarketsandMarkets).
- The global SIEM market is forecast to grow to $82.9 billion by 2028 (industry report).
- The global endpoint security market size was $16.6 billion in 2023 (industry report).
Crime data shows violence and fraud remain widespread, while cybercrime losses and third party incidents keep rising.
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Crime statistics at a glance
Reported crime and homicide figures vary widely across countries and categories, highlighting the scale differences in policing data and homicide estimates.
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Sources & references
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