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Older clients at high risk of cybercrimes, lost $3.1B in 2022 alone: Report

Lower levels of digital literacy among older Americans leave them vulnerable.

Living life at least partly online is a fact of modern living, but while the youngest Americans are typically tech-savvy with high levels of digital literacy, the oldest cohort is more vulnerable to cybercrimes.

New data from personal data removal firm Incogni reveals that over 60s lost $3.1 bill

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