Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 93846 total results. Showing results 87761 to 87780 «438543864387438843894390439143924393Next ›Last » The relentless growth of cybercrime Europol’s 2016 Internet Organised Crime Threat Assessment (IOCTA) identifies an expanding cybercriminal economy exploiting our increasingly Internet-enabled lives and low levels of digital hygiene. Informed largely by Europol’s law enforcement and cooperation partners, the report identifies eight main cybercrime trends and provides key recommendations to address the challenges. Europol 28/9/2016 Analysis, Feature The Internet Organised Crime Threat Assessment (IOCTA) 2016 The 2016 Internet Organised Crime Threat Assessment (IOCTA) is a law enforcement-centric threat assessment intended to inform priority setting for the EMPACT Operational Action Plans in the three sub-priority areas of cybercrime (cyber attacks, child sexual exploitation online and payment fraud). The IOCTA also seeks to inform decision-makers at strategic, policy and tactical levels on how to fight cybercrime more effectively and to better protect online society against cyber threats. Europol 28/9/2016 Report Europol warns of cybercrime surge Cybercrime Centre supported 131 successful operations last year, nearly double 2014’s number Wall Street Journal (USA) 28/9/2016 News Protection for officers involved in pursuits ‘must be explored’ Federation says police need extra protection when they are involved in such incidents. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 28/9/2016 News Cybercrime warning as ‘More police doesn’t mean less crime’ The Scotsman 28/9/2016 News Is policing a closed shop? The Thinking Blue Line 28/9/2016 Analysis, Feature Forces begin merging forensic services functions Merger will be completed by winter 2017 and will save both forces money Police Oracle - Subscription at source 28/9/2016 News Fewer drivers on mobile phones ‘caught by police’ BBC 28/9/2016 News Police bail restrictions plans ‘dangerous’ BBC 28/9/2016 News Concerns of ambulance shortages as police officers take casualties to hospital Police officers had to take casualties to hospital due to a lack of ambulances in the area, according to the county's top cop. Grimsby Live 27/9/2016 News EU Commissioner says Denmark can’t have ‘parallel’ Europol deal A senior EU official told Denmark's leaders on Tuesday that they would not get the cross-border policing deal they have been seeking since Danes voted in a referendum to quit Europol. Reuters 27/9/2016 News Police response to Scottish Government report on recorded crime In response to the Scottish Governments report on Recorded Crime in Scotland 2015/2016, published today Deputy Chief Constable Iain Livingstone said: “The overall recorded crime picture remains largely positive with a 4% fall in overall recorded crime across our communities. This coupled with an increase in the detection rate of 1.2% reflects the hard work carried out by police officers and police staff throughout the country. The Edinburgh Reporter 27/9/2016 News SNP ministers urged to get tough on ‘extremely alarming’ sex crime SNP ministers have been urged to get tough on sex crime after an "extremely alarming" report showed offences have soared to an all-time high. Express 27/9/2016 News Police can’t use Twitter to predict hate crimes — but that could change soon We're about to find out if tweets can be used to predict actual hate crimes. Mic 27/9/2016 News North Carolina not alone: Other US states blocking access to police body camera footage Just because an officer videotapes a controversial encounter doesn't necessarily mean you'll ever get to see it. CNN 27/9/2016 News Police Ombudsman clears PSNI over CS spray use on young people Police were justified in using CS spray against young people in three separate incidents including at a children's home in County Down, the Police Ombudsman has said. BBC 27/9/2016 News PCC funds new tagging system to track alcohol levels and ‘prevent domestic violence’ Repeat offenders convicted of domestic abuse crimes will be forced to wear new revolutionary alcohol detection tags – to help keep their victims safe. Police Professional 27/9/2016 News Pre-charge bail – an exploratory study This report summarises the findings from an exploratory study into pre-charge bail undertaken in nine police forces between June and November 2015. The report sets out some insights into the drivers for lengthy pre-charge bail and how the Home Office proposed legislation may affect managing investigations. College of Policing 27/9/2016 Report PFEW shuts down Constables’ Committee account as funds centrally transferred The Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) has transferred all of the money out of its Constables’ Central Committee (CCC) account and cancelled approximately £300,000 of contracts and agreements. Police Professional 27/9/2016 News Study reveals evidence that limits on police bail could impact on police and victims Reducing the number of cases where pre-charge bail can be used and limiting initial bail periods to 28 days for suspects could create difficulties for police investigating cases - including violent crime and sexual offences. College of Policing 27/9/2016 News «438543864387438843894390439143924393Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
