INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION CAN TACKLE CYBER CRIME – BUT MORE COLLABORATION IS NEEDED
September 23rd, 2024
Cybercrime has spanned national borders as it has increased exponentially in recent years. However, despite often being carried out in multiple jurisdictions that require a coordinated multinational response, tackling such crime has been hampered by the lack of international cooperation. Paul Cochrane reports.
Governments and law enforcement agencies have come under increasing pressure to address the surge in online crime, with transnational cybercrime also considered a major national security concern.
In the US alone, the Federal Bureau of ...
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