e-Crime Wales is a partnership of organisations and agencies committed to equipping Welsh businesses with the knowledge and tools to be aware, vigilant, informed and ultimately safe from the destructive effects of e-Crime in all its forms.
If your business has a computer, you are at risk. Businesses in Wales are facing real and potentially devastating risks from e-Crime, while new threats are emerging with increasing regularity.
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Download information and advice on protecting your business and IT network from the threats of e-Crime. Find out more about the many dangerous threats around and the steps to take to minimise the risks and ultimately protect yourself and your business. You can also download your FREE electronic copy of “Preventing e-Crime for Dummies” here.
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Do you know your phishing from your pharming? Your backdoor to your botnet? Read our A-Z glossary of e-Crime terms and find out what all the techy jargon means….
More NewsLatest News From e-Crime Wales
16 Jul 2010 e-Crime Wales Summit 2010The 2010 e-Crime Wales Summit took place at Celtic Manor Resort, Newport on Thursday 15th July. Our thanks go out to the sponsors of the Summit for supporting the event and making the 2010 Summit the biggest and best yet.- 13 Jul 2010 e-Crime Wales Summit UpdateUnfortunately, the Summit is now fully booked and registration is now closed. However, you can watch the event live from your computer, wherever you are.
05 Jul 2010 The Welsh Assembly Government outlines new policy to transform the business environment in WalesOn Monday 5th July the Welsh Assembly Government announced plans to transform the way it supports businesses and the Welsh economy. ‘Economic Renewal: a new direction’ is a vision to make Wales “one of the best places in the world to live, to work and to thrive”.
More Newse-Crime in the News
- Wi-fi crime warning to businesses in Wales
(15th July 2010) Many Welsh firms do not realise they can be liable for e-crime committed over wi-fi networks they provide, a web safety group has warned. Hospitality firms in particular are unaware of their responsibilities, says e-Crime Wales.
Full story: BBC News - e-Crime is a growing problem says online safety summit survey
(15th July 2010) Research published in parallel with the opening of today's e-Crime summit in Wales, claims to show that online crime now costs the UK economy £10bn a year and is a growing threat to businesses that are becoming ever more dependent on IT and online systems.
Full story: Infosecurity (UK) - Celtic Manor to host e-Crime summit
(14th July 2010) FORMER FBI and CIA agents will be among the guest speakers at an “e-Crime summit” marking “e-Safety week.”
Full story: South Wales Argus
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