This report revealed that ICT crimes and offences are prevalent in Kenya, with various categories of cybercrimes affecting different sectors and individuals. A majority (67.5%) of respondents rated the prevalence as high, with 84.8% experiencing some form of ICT crime in the past 24 months. The most common crimes reported were computer fraud (72.9%), identity theft and impersonation (71.5%), and interception of electronic messages or money transfers (57.3%). These crimes have significant consequences, leading to financial loss, psychological distress, reputational damage, and even loss of life in extreme cases.
