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By Haddenham Webteam - 3rd March 2015 8:30am
Do you have a personal or professional interest in learning how to minimise the risk of being conned when using the internet? Or in protecting your computer from infection by damaging malware? If so, you may wish to note an online discussion happening tomorrow, Wednesday 4th March.
The South East Regional Organised Crime Unit (SEROCU) is inviting residents and businesses to join a member of the Cyber Crime Unit for an online discussion on cyber crime.
Craig Jones, Head of the SEROCU Cyber Crime Unit, will be available along with other panellists, to speak to the public about how they can stay safe online and protect themselves from cyber criminals. Craig will be offering advice around online security and will share 'warning signs' that might mean that somebody is at risk online.
The Cover it Live session will be held on Wednesday 4th March between 2pm and 3pm. Those wishing to participate can submit their questions on Twitter using #SEROCUCyberCrime or by visiting SEROCU's Cover it Live page on Wednesday 4th March, between 2pm and 3pm.
Craig said: "We're hoping that residents and businesses around the South East will really take advantage of this opportunity to engage with us about a topic that is becoming increasingly important to all of us; online safety and cyber security
"We're encouraging members of the public to submit their questions beforehand on Twitter using #SEROCUCyberCrime or tweeting us @SouthEastROCU.
"We will be trying to answer as many questions as possible, so please get involved.
"To take part on the day and see our responses, click here between 2pm and 3pm on Wednesday 4 March."
Malware clean-up tools for businesses and members of the public, as well as information and advice on many aspects of online safety, are available at www.cyberstreetwise.com and www.getsafeonline.org. Online crime can be reported at www.actionfraud.police.uk.
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