Det Supt Ian Kirby: ‘Working in cybercrime, I’ve helped more people than in the rest of my career’

9th January 2024James Sweetland, Policing Insight

After his first six months leading the National Cyber Resilience Centre Group – a not-for-profit partnership that enhances the cyber resilience of small businesses – Detective Superintendent Ian Kirby has ambitious plans for growth and a call to arms for police officers around cyber prevention, as Policing Insight’s James Sweetland reports.

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Det Supt Ian Kirby: ‘Working in cybercrime, I’ve helped more people than in the rest of my career’

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