Secondary Title
United nations
Abstract
This report collects best practices, challenges, and opportunities for strengthening PPPs on cybercrime. To gather insights from the multistakeholder community, expert interviews and surveys focused on organizations’ knowledge of and experience with national and regional public-private collaboration to
prevent and fight cybercrime.
Concluding remarks
America, Africa, Asia chellenges.This report has sought to provide an overview of some of the benefits, challenges, and
considerations to be made in promoting public-private partnerships on cybercrime. Key findings suggest that creating effective public-private collaborations to prevent and combat cybercrime requires thorough needs assessments tailored to specific regional, national, and local contexts, as well as the resources and limitations of partnering organizations. This report offers preliminary insights to guide governments, private companies, civil society organizations, academic institutions, and other experts in forming structured collaborations to tackle common threats.
considerations to be made in promoting public-private partnerships on cybercrime. Key findings suggest that creating effective public-private collaborations to prevent and combat cybercrime requires thorough needs assessments tailored to specific regional, national, and local contexts, as well as the resources and limitations of partnering organizations. This report offers preliminary insights to guide governments, private companies, civil society organizations, academic institutions, and other experts in forming structured collaborations to tackle common threats.
Reference details
Resource type
Miscellaneous
Year of Publication
2024
Publication Area
Civilian cybersecurity
How to cite this reference:
UN names the Cybercrime Atlas in its August 2024 report on best practice, challenges & opportunities to counter cybercrime. (2024). Retrieved from https://www.unodc.org/documents/NGO/PDF/CSU-CyberCrime-240807-WEB.pdf