Cybercrime is becoming increasingly industrialized. A new @INTERPOL_HQ Cybercrime Expert Group #CyberEX report explores how criminal services, marketplaces and AI are reshaping the threat landscape - and how law enforcement can respond.
Executive summary 👇
INTERPOL Global Cybercrime Programme aims to reduce the global impact of cybercrime and protect communities for a safer world.
- Every cybercriminal has a starting point. By understanding how young people are drawn into cybercrime, we can intervene earlier & build more effective prevention strategies. Great to see 100+ experts from 50 countries gather at the 7th #InterCOP to advance this important work. 🌍➡️ How is the profile of cybercriminals changing in the era of AI? Young people are increasingly being drawn into offending pathways at an early age, sometimes as young as 7 years old. Online subcultures and specialized forums normalize hacking culture long before anyone even
- 30 Jun–3 Jul 2026 | Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe: #INTERPOL's coordination meeting is sharing real-time intelligence between African member countries to strengthen global defenses. Featured: Interregional #CyberDrill with @ITU to boost law enforcement & CERT response skills.
- During an INTERPOL coordination meeting, experts from 10 countries across the Americas met in Lima, Peru to: ✅ Deepen cooperation on cybercrime ✅ Enhance information exchange ✅ Strengthen operational capacity Thanks to @GroupIB, @Scitum_MX and @Apura_Oficial for their support.
- 🌐 On Cyber Offender Prevention Day, INTERPOL proudly supports the #InterCOP network. One month from now, global law enforcement and partners will gather at INTERPOL HQ for the 7th InterCOP Conference - to decode what draws young people into cybercrime and strengthen prevention.


