Business must do more to report cybercrime, says a panel of law and business representatives at Infosecurity 2018, and added that under-reporting was a huge problem. The panel, which included the heads of several major companies, said it had been “overwhelmed” by reports from companies about how they were being attacked or hacked. The companies themselves can also benefit, with advice on how to tackle cybercrime. The National Crime Agency said reporting a cybercrime required a “leap of faith” from businesses. The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) provides help for organisations and hosts the Cybersecurity Information Sharing Partnership. The panel said GDPR would play a key role in encouraging cybercrime reporting.
Business must do more to report cybercrime, says a panel of law and business representatives at Infosecurity 2018, and added that under-reporting was a huge problem. Data provided in crime reports help the better allocation of resources and enable more arrests. The companies themselves can also benefit, with advice on how to tackle cybercrime. The National Crime Agency said reporting a cybercrime required a “leap of faith” from businesses. The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) provides help for organisations and hosts the Cybersecurity Information Sharing Partnership. The panel said GDPR would play a key role in encouraging cybercrime reporting.