Can Policing Prevent Cybercrime?
summary
INTERPOL coordinates 194 member countries to collect and analyze cyber threat data, use Project Gateway to ingest private-sector feeds, and operate a cyber fusion center that helps identify and take down infrastructure — about 200,000 malicious domains analyzed and ~40,000 high‑risk COVID domains flagged; ransomware hits on hospitals prompt Purple Notices and technical support, a regional effort remediates ~20,000 vulnerable routers, and the Wash Your Cyber Hands campaign reaches 7.5 million people.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 4:30What did we see
- 6:19Roles and responsibilities
- 7:59Global ecosystem
- 12:18Interpols response
- 20:18Interpol Global Cybercrime Program
- 24:28Reducing the Global Impact
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