California was the worst overall state for cybercrime in 2020, losing more than $600 million in the year, according to a recent ranking by cybersecurity vendor Rublon.
For the list, Rublon analyzed the FBI Internet Crime Report for 2020 and compiled data on the states that experienced the highest overall cybercrime and how much money each state lost.
Here's the ranking of states and Washington, D.C., from most to least cybercrimes as well as the amount of money that was lost in the state due to cybercrime in 2020.
1. California — $621.5 million
2. Florida — $295 million
3. Texas — $313.6 million
4. New York — $415.8 million
5. Illinois — $150.5 million
6. New Jersey — $98.7 million
7. Ohio — $170.2 million
8. Pennsylvania — $108.5 million
9. Georgia — $98.8 million
10. Virginia — $101.7 million
11. Maryland — $62.5 million
12. Washington — $88 million
13. Colorado — $100.7 million
14. Missouri — $115.9 million
15. Arizona — $72.1 million
16. Michigan — $84 million
17. North Carolina — $69.4 million
18. Massachusetts — $97.6 million
19. Nevada — $44.4 million
20. Tennessee — $40.2 million
21. Minnesota — $58.3 million
22. Indiana — $35.2 million
23. Oregon — $38.4 million
24. Utah — $47.1 million
25. Alabama — $27.5 million
26. Wisconsin — $36.1 million
27. Oklahoma — $20.7 million
28. Connecticut — $41.3 million
29. Louisiana — $26.7 million
30. South Carolina — $25.2 million
31. Nebraska — $11.8 million
32. Washington, D.C. — $18.9 million
33. New Mexico — $23.9 million
34. Kansas — $19.2 million
35. Iowa — $21.4 million
36. Kentucky — $12.6 million
37. Mississippi — $18.1 million
38. North Dakota — $25.8 million
39. Montana — $5.7 million
40. Arkansas — $17.4 million
41. Hawaii — $13.7 million
42. Delaware — $6.5 million
43. Idaho — $11.7 million
44. Maine — $7.1 million
45. Rhode Island — $7.7 million
46. Alaska — $7.3 million
47. West Virginia — $4.8 million
48. New Hampshire — $4.9 million
49. Wyoming — $5.1 million
50. South Dakota — $3.2 million
51. Vermont — $4.2 million