It may be hard to source some attacks, but it depends on the attack as well. We also have to decide what data to use as to who got attacked?
Following data and image is from FBI report: https://www.ic3.gov/media/annualreport/2018_IC3Report.pdf
The answer to the question is 367 entities were attacked and reported to the FBI in 2018 from China.
So that was the amount of attacks that people reported. Do you really think that everyone who gets attacked reports the attacks to the FBI?
Total attacks: 4556 India
3970 UK
2880 Canada
1227 Australia
1144 Georgia
622 Germany
605 Brazil
591 Mexico
514 Greece
511 Phillipines
471 Russian Federation
428 France
409 South Africa
384 Italy
371 Hong Kong
371 Switzerland
367 China
331 Spain
316 Portugal
311 japan
Total Attacks: 20379
I want to also warn everyone – will this count be less this year? Will we depend on digital technologies less this year?
China and many other attack points will keep coming at us.
Contact US to audit your defense.
It may also be time for us to reduce our Chinese exposure, as a Chinese drone manufacturer has a security flaw that allows hackers to grab your details. It is almost as if this is set up on purpose – make the product easy to hack and then sell them to unsuspecting Americans. Later hack them with more data on them.
“Chinese drone giant Da-Jiang Innovations (DJI) commands more than 70 per cent of the global market, supplying products for personal, commercial, and even military use.” from abc.net.au
I think we need to have operational risk assessments – which may include to stop buying Chinese made IT products.