Would you know what to do after a cyber scam? Only 15% of cybercrimes are ever reported, according to the FBI — leaving law enforcement blind to evolving threats. Reporting also helps protect future victims, says Interpol Director of Cybercrime Neil Jetton. He joins a panel of experts discussing how people and organizations can stay cybersafe - including Max Smeets, Co-Director of Virtual Routes; Jeremy Jurgens of the World Economic Forum; Rachel Ellehuus, Director-General of the Royal United Services Institute; and Mohamed Al Kuwaiti, Head of Cybersecurity in the United Arab Emirates Government.
Would you know what to do after a cyber scam?
Only 15% of cybercrimes are ever reported, according to the FBI — leaving law enforcement blind to evolving threats. Reporting also helps protect future victims, says Interpol Director of Cybercrime Neil Jetton.
He joins a panel of experts discussing how people and organizations can stay cybersafe - including Max Smeets, Co-Director of Virtual Routes; Jeremy Jurgens of the World Economic Forum; Rachel Ellehuus, Director-General of the Royal United Services Institute; and Mohamed Al Kuwaiti, Head of Cybersecurity in the United Arab Emirates Government.
