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Analysis: A globetrotter's guide to cyber crime
Cyber crime is clearly an international problem. Yet certain parts of the world still get blamed for particular threats. Is there any basis to this? Will Sturgeon takes a trip around the globe to investigate.

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Opinion: What's the point of security?
Security trade shows are booming - but does that mean companies are any safer?

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Analysis: How to catch a cyber criminal? Do it yourself
Though law enforcement has come a long way in fighting e-crime, its efforts are still only scratching the surface and businesses are learning they must build cases against culprits themselves.

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Analysis: What's the next malware threat?
Gone are the days of simple worms and viruses. Now botnets and phishing dominate malware. But what's next? Ron Condon reports.

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Opinion: The fight against e-crime is failing
Though businesses are becoming more aware of the need to invest in security, police and law enforcement are still woefully unprepared to catch cyber criminals, says Simon Moores.

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Leader: UK FBI risks abandoning e-crime victims
If SOCA is going to fight e-crime it needs to make it easier for the public - and business - to report problems. Otherwise it could be kicking the fight against internet crime back into touch.

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Will SOCA kick online fraud into touch?
Tony Blair has launched the UK's very own FBI to fight back against organised crime. But will e-crime get lost in the mix?

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Opinion: What a year it's been for e-crime
Looking back at the past year, it seems the security threats to businesses are only becoming more pervasive and more costly.

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