RT Book
T1 Threat assessment on internet facilitated organised crime: IOCTA 2018
LA English
PP Den Haag
PB Europol
YR 2018
UL https://krimdok.uni-tuebingen.de/Record/1760113409
AB For the fifth year in a row, Europol has produced the Internet Organised Crime Threat Assessment (IOCTA). The aim of this Assessment is to provide a comprehensive overview of the current, as well as anticipated future threats and trends of crimes conducted and/or facilitated online. While current events demonstrate how cybercrime continues to evolve, this year's IOCTA shows us how law enforcement has to battle both innovative as well as persistent forms of cybercrime. Many areas of the report therefore build upon previous editions, which emphasises the longevity of the many facets of cybercrime. It is also a testimony to an established cybercrime business model, where there is no need to change a successful modus operandi. The report also highlights the many challenges associated with the fight against cybercrime, both from a law enforcement and, where applicable, a private sector perspective
NO Literaturverzeichnis: Seite 69-71
SN 978-92-95200-94-4
K1 Europäische Union
K1 Organisiertes Verbrechen
K1 Internetkriminalität
K1 Fight against crime
K1 Organised Crime
K1 common strategy
K1 Computer Crime
K1 Software
K1 network server
K1 Internet
K1 prevention of delinquency
K1 Digital technology
K1 Child Pornography
K1 Terrorism
K1 Data Protection
K1 activity report
DO 10.2813/858843