Over the last decade, cybercrime has a detrimental impact on all facets of technology used in homes and businesses and continues to increase exponentially. The global economic impact of cybercrime in 2014 cost an estimated 345 million to 445 million dollars, or .62% of global Gross Domestic Product (GDP) (Lewis, 2018). As of 2017, the impact to global GDP increased to .87% or an estimated 608 billion dollars (Lewis, 2018). This cost, which includes loss of reputation, intellectual property, online fraud costs, and other financial impact, continues to grow. A successful cyberattack on an organization within the United States that results in a data breach is estimated to cost an average of 5.4 million dollars per incident (Reed, 2019).