Cyber centres needed to fight evolving and growing crime types, warns PSNI chief

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Cyber centres needed to fight 'evolving and growing crime types', warns PSNI chief

Digital forensic services now at one base for whole of province's policing.

Open for business: CC George Hamilton, left, Anne Connolly and cyber crime unit head Detective Superintendent Richard Campbell

Date - 19th June 2019
By - Nick Hudson - Police Oracle

Cyber expertise within police services across the globe need to keep “one step ahead” from the increased risk of criminals exploiting the complexities of the web, a departing national force chief has warned. Forces need to stay at the...

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