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May 21st, 2008

SOCA defends e-crime record as minister admits gap

SOCA defends e-crime record as minister admits gap: “

NHTCU ‘nostalgia’ misplaced, says UK’s FBI

Analysis The Serious Organised Crime Agency (SOCA) has defended its record in tackling cybercrime, arguing that it has more resources at its disposal in fighting e-crime than the more specialist police agency it replaced.…

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(Via The Register - Public Sector.)

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