2016 brought about more cyberattacks than we thought possible, especially involving ransomware, and we definitely won’t see that trend breaking stride in 2017. By next year, we expect every single adult in the US will know a blood relative that has had their identity stolen – the Internal Revenue Service reported that 2.7 million people had their identities stolen in 2014 and according to TransUnion, 19 people fall victim to identity theft every minute.