New guidance for practitioners supporting victims of ‘domestic cyber crime’ New guidance for practitioners supporting victims of 'domestic cyber crime' The NCSC produces advice for practitioners working with victims who are being tracked, stalked, or virtually monitored. Read More July 30, 2024 1 minute read The NCSC produces advice for practitioners working with victims who are being tracked, stalked, or virtually monitored. Read More About The Author Read moreBuilding cyber skills and roles from CyBOK foundations See author's posts Related Post navigation Previous: Microsoft 365 and Azure outage takes down multiple servicesNext: The AI Fix #9: When AI detectors fail (spectacularly), and OpenAI’s five steps to Skynet Related Stories Silent Ransom Group Uses In-Person IT Impersonation to Breach Systems Security Aid May 29, 2026 Infosecurity Europe: CyCOS Project Expands to Support UK SMEs as CIISec Takes Over Security Aid May 29, 2026 Chinese Hackers Exploit Iran War to Target Maritime and Energy Companies Security Aid May 29, 2026
