by Bharat Mistry
Cybercrime remains largely unique: it is without borders and offers perpetrators a great degree of anonymity, meaning most escape justice. But that’s changing, as some excellent policing work in recent days has shown. The takedown of two of the world’s biggest darknet marketplaces, AlphaBay and Hansa, illustrated what can be achieved when law enforcers work effectively with each other across borders.
Yet despite these successes, cross-border collaboration and public-private sector initiatives are still relatively new. That’s why we’ve invited representatives from the FBI, GCHQ, and Interpol to share their experiences at Trend Micro’s upcoming CLOUDSEC 2017 conference in September. Continue reading