CYBERPOL Public Alerts are short, scam-specific, prevention-focused messages that directly reflect Article 2(bis) of CYBERPOL’s mandate: to prevent and suppress cybercrime, protect users, and assist victims.
Purpose
These alerts are issued to:
Warn the public and organizations about active cyber scams and threats.
Provide clear, actionable steps to avoid becoming a victim.
Guide affected individuals on how to report incidents and seek assistance, in line with CYBERPOL’s duty to assist victims of cyber-crime disasters.
Alignment with Article 2(bis)
CYBERPOL Public Alerts are grounded in the organization’s Approved Federal Functions under Article 2(bis), including:
Preventing and suppressing ordinary and advanced cyber law crimes.
International monitoring and tracking of malevolent websites and IPs containing illegal and harmful content affecting users’ well-being.
Bringing cyber risk awareness programs to the public and private sector.
Assisting victims of disasters created by cyber-crime.