Cybercrime remains a substantial and pervasive global challenge. Effectively mitigating cybercrime requires tackling its origins, a goal attainable only through enhanced operational collaboration between the public and private sectors.
The Partnership against Cybercrime (PAC) was launched in 2020 to promote public-private cooperation to combat cybercrime. It serves as a platform for insight sharing and continuous exploration of approaches to drive successful collaboration against cybercrime.
The PAC brings together a dedicated community of global businesses, leading national and international law enforcement agencies, and leading not-for-profit organisations. The PAC aims to shift the balance between cybercriminals and defenders by mobilizing the private sector and promoting public-private cooperation.
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Of all the types of crime, cybercrime continues to increase at the fastest rate. It causes immense, though not always visible, damage to economies and societies.
Cybercrime impacts everyone, from individuals to global corporations, and affects critical infrastructures and governments. It causes immense, though not always visible, damage to economi...
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Cybercrime is a major threat to global prosperity. Even now, in the midst of the worst public health crisis in a century, the cybercriminals just keep at it.
