Calls for a ‘more offensive’ police approach to cyber attacks and a stronger national tech strategy

26th November 2024James Sweetland, Policing Insight

At this year’s APCC-NPCC Partnership Summit, where science and tech issues were once again high on the agenda, City of London Police Commissioner Pete O’Doherty argued for policing to become more offensive in its efforts to ensure cyber security; senior leaders also made the case for a stronger national approach to tech, and a survivor of deepfake abuse described how the police response to her crime left her “completely broken”, as Policing Insight’s James Sweetland reports.

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Calls for a ‘more offensive’ police approach to cyber attacks and a stronger national tech strategy

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