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E-crime unit on track, says police chief
News The unit would provide leadership and expertise to co-ordinate investigations nationwide and collate reports from police forces across the country, as well as offering a central point of contact for reporting e-crime. [13 Jun 2008]
National fraud reporting centre to arrive next year
News The Attorney General's Office for England and Wales (AGO) wants a National Fraud Reporting Centre to collate reports of all types of fraud - both cyber and traditional - to pinpoint levels of fraud across the two countries. [28 Apr 2008]
Gov't pledges to take e-crime seriously
News The centre would provide leadership and expertise to co-ordinate investigations nationwide and collate reports from forces across the country, as well as offering a central point of contact for reporting cyber crime. [26 Mar 2008]
Police chief: Cyber crime is everywhere
News The unit would provide leadership and expertise to co-ordinate investigations nationwide and collate reports from forces across the country, as well as offering a central point of contact for reporting cyber crime. [19 Mar 2008]
Leveraging Intelligence Resources
White Paper Escalating terrorist threats from around the world have created national security imperatives to collate, decipher, corroborate, and disseminate accurate intelligence analyses effectively in a timely manner. [13 Apr 2007]
Nigerian scam update: The crackdown continues
News Edward Venning, spokesman for The National Criminal Intelligence Service, an organisation which works on behalf of UK law enforcement agencies with a remit to investigate these kinds of scam, said: "For the past 18 months we have been receiving... [26 Feb 2003]
Devil's Advocate: We're slaves to the machines
Comment At one time, government agencies all had separate records and it was quite impossible for them to collate a complete picture of an individual. You're wrong, argues Martin Brampton, who's seen too many cases of technology for technology's sake. [21 May 2002]
