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e-Crime Crackdown: Timeline

How the demise of NHTCU led to a police e-crime crisis Read more

Mar 12, 2008

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UK Plc calls for national police e-crime force

Businesses back silicon.com e-Crime Crackdown campaign Read more

Mar 14, 2008

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Businesses may be forced to pay for e-crime police

Businesses may be forced to pay for e-crime police

But bosses say public money needs to be at the heart of it Read more

Mar 17, 2008

silicon.com > Technology > Security

UK a hotbed for cyber crime

Second only behind US Read more

Apr 8, 2008

silicon.com > Technology > Security

UK phishing attacks shoot up 200 per cent

"Fraudsters clearly aren't giving up" Read more

Apr 16, 2008

silicon.com > Management > CIO Insights

Video: Does the UK need a police e-crime unit?

Video: Does the UK need a police e-crime unit?

Infosec 2008: Experts back silicon.com campaign Read more

May 14, 2008

silicon.com > Special Features > Data Lockdown

Cyber crime: The global battle

Cyber crime: The global battle

e-Crime Crackdown - does the UK measure up? Read more

Jun 5, 2008

silicon.com > Management > CIO Insights

E-crime unit on track, says police chief

E-crime unit on track, says police chief

But where's the funding? Read more

Jun 13, 2008

silicon.com > Management > Public Sector

'Broken: E-crime policing in the UK'

MP fights low-level attacks with new partnership Read more

Sep 15, 2008

silicon.com > Management > Public Sector

Can £7m dent £105bn cyber crime menace?

UK Plc sceptical about e-crime police unit Read more

Oct 1, 2008

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