The National Cyber and Fraud Protect Team

The National Cyber and Fraud Protect Team, at the City of London Police, work with organisations that have a national footprint across the UK.

Please use the below tabs to view and register for upcoming fraud and cyber crime webinars and events:

We support national organisations by providing guidance, awareness and direct engagement on cyber crime and fraud prevention and reporting. We connect organisations with the most appropriate policing services, resources, and specialist teams to strengthen resilience against cyber crime and fraud.

We can support your organisation by delivering national presentations on:

We can also support by:

For questions or enquiries please us on [email protected]

Businesses can report cyber crime and fraud through Report Fraud, the UK’s national reporting centre. Reporting incidents helps law enforcement identify patterns, disrupt criminal activity and support investigations.

Report cyber crime and fraud online via the reporting hub or by calling 0300 123 2040 .

Regional Organised Crime Units, or ROCUs for short, are trusted partners of the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) that form the Cyber & Fraud PROTECT Network.

There are ten ROCUs across England and Wales that have a range of specialist policing capabilities, and this includes a dedicated cyber security team that works with businesses, organisations, and communities to promote the steps that we think will reduce the chances of becoming a victim of cyber crime.

Their direct link to the NCSC puts them in an ideal position to act as a first point of for those that wish to raise their awareness of the cyber threat and improve their defences against attacks. Your local ROCU can be found here:

Please use the below tabs to read further resources and view information around cyber crime and fraud and protect advice.

There are a number of free services and cyber security tools to help you protect your business, which can be found here:

Explore our comprehensive hub of information and tools designed to help the public understand, prevent, and report different types of fraud. This page brings together a wide range of resources covering common cyber crime and fraud categories, including phishing, identity theft, investment fraud, phishing and more.

Information, guidance and advice on the different types of cyber crime and fraud impacting individuals and organisations can be found here: