Sentence examples for cyber offences from inspiring English sources

There were 3.8 million frauds and two million cyber offences.

Met staff morale hit record lows in 2014 but the force maintained officer numbers at 32,000 as it restructured and tried to adapt to the changing nature of crime, particularly cyber offences.

Most studies only ask about one or two cyber offences.

Table 2 shows for each study the cyber offences that are covered.

As mentioned before the measurement of (cyber) offences closely depends on the wording of the questions.

This paper first discusses the vast transnational landscape now associated with cybercrime and the rapid growth in cyber offences and other unacceptable Internet behaviours.

Even as crime generally is receding as a threat to our wellbeing, the five million incidents of fraud in  England and Wales last year, plus some 2.5 million cyber crime offences, such as computer hacking, show that crime is evolving with the world it feeds upon.

Speaking to federal technology website Nextgov.com, Christopher Finan, a former White House and Pentagon official who worked in cyber offence research, said the NSA revelations were underming relations with the private sector.

Knowing that half of the world population nowadays is online (Internet World Stats 2017), we know that half of the world population is at risk of becoming a victim of a personal cyber offence.

Tyrie also asks Martin for clarity on the objectives of NCSC, which was set up two months ago to take charge of the UK's defences against cyber-offences.

At least one of them has since been arrested on suspicion of cyber-offences.