Skip to main content
IDX Home
  • Solutions
    • Enterprise
      • Incident Readiness
        Assess, test, and improve your security defenses
      • Incident Response
        Immediate response to minimize the impact of a cyber incident
      • Breach Notifications and Protection
        Notify, protect, and provide peace of mind to the impacted population
      • Employee Benefits
        Protect your employees and your organization while adding value to your benefits package
      • Strategic Partners
        Engage your customers while driving value for your organization
    • Personal
      • Personal Identity and Privacy Protection
        Safeguarding consumers and their families from evolving cyber threats
      • How to Enroll in Your Data Breach Protection Plan
        Did you receive a breach notification letter? Start here >>
      • Personal Privacy and Identity Protection Tout
  • Platform
  • Resources
    • Resources
      • Knowledge Center
        Your one-stop-shop for all the latest tips and insights
        • Blog
        • Guides
        • FAQs
    • View By Category
      • Industry Trends
      • Tips and How-Tos
      • Latest Scams
  • About
  • Testimonials
  • Customer Service
  • Login
Contact Us
  1. Home
  2. Resources
  3. Knowledge Center
  4. The Art of War: Using Economics to…
Content Type:
Category:
Best Practices

The Art of War: Using Economics to Defeat Cyber Crime

Image of the front of the economics of cybercrime ebookj for breach response

In this eBook you’ll learn about:

  • The economics of cyber crime
  • The most common tactics and targets in different industries
  • How to evaluate your own risk
  • And more!

Get eBook

eBook Summary

The ancient Chinese general Sun Tzu said “If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles.” While it’s unrealistic to think we can win every battle against cybercriminals, Sun Tzu’s words have a lot to offer. The problem that every privacy and security team faces is how to defend on every possible front with finite resources and budget. And the simple answer is, you don’t have to.

The majority of cyber crime is financially motivated. Even state-sponsored attackers want to please their sponsors. If you understand the business model of cyber attackers, you can anticipate how and where they’re likely to attack your organization. If you understand which of your information and systems are most at risk, you can spend your budget and resources on the most effective defense.

Related topics:

  • Breach Response
  • Digital Security
  • Hackers and Scammers

About IDX

We're your proven partner in digital privacy protection with our evolving suite of privacy and identity products.

Related Content

  1. Content Type:
    Guides
    Category:
    Best Practices
    13 minute read
    HR’s Guide to Protecting Employees
  2. Content Type:
    Guides
    Category:
    Best Practices
    9 minute read
    A Complete Guide to Data Breach Response
IDX
Together we can build a safer digital world
Login
  • 1-800-939-4170
  • Email IDX| Email Support
  • Resources
    • A Complete Guide to Data Breach Response
    • A Savvy Consumer’s Guide to Privacy and Identity Theft
  • Answers
    • Knowledge Center
    • Blog
    • FAQs
  • Company
    • Contact Us
    • About IDX
    • Testimonials
  • Products
    • Our Platform
  • Get Started
    • Get Protection for You and Your Family
    • Did You Receive a Breach Notification Letter?
IDX's Commitment to Privacy

Learn more about our privacy policies to understand what data we collect, what we do with that data, and how to manage your own browsing data while visiting this website.

  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms and Conditions
Built to meet the highest security standards
© 2025 Identity Theft Guard Solutions, Inc. d/b/a IDX
Back to Top