Government announces Cyber Crime Reduction Partnership to stamp out online crime

Sooraj Shah
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Yet another initiative conjured up by government to tackle rise in cyber threats

The Home Office has announced a plan to bring together the skills of the police, industry experts and academics in a Cyber Crime Reduction Partnership (CCRP) to help to stamp out cyber-crime. Se...

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