Figure 3: Cybercrime reports by type for financial year 2020–21 2% Threat 3% Harassment 3% Bullying 2% Malware 2% Stalking 2% Image Shared 1% Donation 23% Fraud 4% Romance Scams 4% Bulk Extortion 5% Selling 6% Investment 17% Shopping 7% BEC 7% Identity Theft 12% Online Banking Note: Percentages rounded to the nearest whole number. Self-reported financial losses due to cybercrime in Australia-based cybercrime reports totalled more than $33 billion (AUD). Due to open and complex cybercrime investigations, these figures may not be fully verified by law enforcement and a significant portion are related to cyber-enabled crimes. Small businesses made a higher number of cybercrime reports than in the previous financial year; however, medium businesses had the highest average financial loss per cybercrime report (see Figure 4). Figure 4: Cybercrime reports and average reported loss by organisation size for financial year 2020–21 $40,000 $33,442 (AUD) $30,000 $19,306 (AUD) $20,000 $10,000 $8,899 (AUD) $0 Small Business Medium Business Large Organisation Note: Figures rounded to the nearest dollar (AUD). 17