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EU: European Commission: European Cybercrime Centre - one year on

10 February 2014

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"What are the main future cybercrime threats on the horizon? And how has the European Cybercrime Center (EC3) contributed to protect European citizens and businesses since its launch in January 2013? These questions are at the core of an EC3 report presented today."

See: European Cybercrime Centre - one year on (press release, 10 February, link)

And: European Cybercrime Centre first year report (pdf)
Statement by Commissioner Cecilia Malmström: An Intense first year for the European Cybercrime Centre (link) Video of speech (euractiv, link)
Frequently asked questions: The European Cybercrime Center (link)

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