The INTERPOL Cybercrime Knowledge Exchange platform is a component of INTEPROL’s Cybercrime Collaboration Services and is positioned as one of the key elements of the organisation’s Global Cybercrime Strategy.

This dynamic database serves also as a secured collaboration channel empowering stakeholders around the world to discuss the latest cybercrime trends, prevention strategies, detection technologies and investigation techniques with authorized colleagues globally.

The inclusion of different non-operational stakeholders in the information exchange is crucial for the CKE’s success. Cybercrime investigations are very specific. Due to the fact that cybercrimes often involve numerous victims across different jurisdictions with the evidence being held by the operators of the Internet infrastructure – which are in most cases privately held companies – cybercrime investigations require multi-stakeholder cooperation. For this reason, INTERPOL grants access to its infrastructure to a selected number of relevant private entities such as Privanova which bring added value to the police forces of its 194 Member Countries.

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