EC aims to set up new cyber crime centre by 2013

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European Commission proposes new agency to focus on the prevention of and investigation into criminal activity conducted over the internet

Europe is to get a new cyber crime centre under proposals drawn up by the European Commission. The centre, which will be set up by 2013, will focus on the prevention of and investigation into cr...

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