Britain in grip of Cybercrime.
- By Tony Pullon
- Published 30/10/2008
Tony Pullon
Managing Director Net-Ctrl Limited
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According to a new report from the BBC Cybercrime in the UK rose by more than 9% in 2007.
More grim news has emerged from Online identity firm Garlik's cybercrime report claims that more than 3.5 million online crimes were committed in the UK last year. There is a little good news though as there was an 8% drop in online identity theft and sexual offences fell 2%. but the bad news is that the majority of crimes related to fraud and abusive or threatening e-mails.
The message is clear though. If you want to protect your business and your brand your defences must equal the strength of the threat.
Net-Ctrl will be hosting a Security Webinar on the 21st November featuring Mike Smart, Security Specialist from Secure Computing. The webinar will focus on blended threats and the importance of covering all the bases.
To find out more please contact us today to secure your place in this limited space event.
More grim news has emerged from Online identity firm Garlik's cybercrime report claims that more than 3.5 million online crimes were committed in the UK last year. There is a little good news though as there was an 8% drop in online identity theft and sexual offences fell 2%. but the bad news is that the majority of crimes related to fraud and abusive or threatening e-mails.
Net-Ctrl will be hosting a Security Webinar on the 21st November featuring Mike Smart, Security Specialist from Secure Computing. The webinar will focus on blended threats and the importance of covering all the bases.
To find out more please contact us today to secure your place in this limited space event.
