A new strategy for fighting cyber crime has been released by the Office for Cyber Security.
The strategy outlines five primary objectives as follows:
Co-ordination to tackle cyber crime across Government - A need for improvement upon existing efforts of fighting cyber crime in general.
Provision of an effective law enforcement response - Enhancing operating and intelligence facilities for all law enforcement responding to cyber crime is also a priority. The development aims to be achieved through the use of 'accurate reporting systems'.
Raise public confidence - More work will be conducted in association with Child Exploitation and Online Protection (CEOP) and Get Safe Online.
Work with industry - It is hoped that more work with the private sector will prove beneficial.
Work internationally - A strong effort will be made to maintain and improve relationships between international law enforcement agencies. As a result, more children should be safe when online.
The strategy was published by Mr. Alan Campbell during 30th March and can be found here.
The strategy outlines five primary objectives as follows:
Co-ordination to tackle cyber crime across Government - A need for improvement upon existing efforts of fighting cyber crime in general.
Provision of an effective law enforcement response - Enhancing operating and intelligence facilities for all law enforcement responding to cyber crime is also a priority. The development aims to be achieved through the use of 'accurate reporting systems'.
Raise public confidence - More work will be conducted in association with Child Exploitation and Online Protection (CEOP) and Get Safe Online.
Work with industry - It is hoped that more work with the private sector will prove beneficial.
Work internationally - A strong effort will be made to maintain and improve relationships between international law enforcement agencies. As a result, more children should be safe when online.
The strategy was published by Mr. Alan Campbell during 30th March and can be found here.
