Cybercrime playground: The long-term legacy of the coronavirus on online crime

15th October 2020Graeme McGowan, Independent Cyber and Security Consultant

In the third in a series of articles linked to this month’s Policing in the Time of Pandemic workshops organised by the London Policing College, independent cyber and security consultant Graeme McGowan explains why the move of millions of employees to remote online working in response to the coronavirus could lead to a cybercrime legacy of that lasts long after any lockdown is over.

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Cybercrime playground: The long-term legacy of the coronavirus on online crime

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