Report and Recover

Report Cybercrime

If you unfortunately become the victim of cybercrime, it is important to report it. This will allow a case to be built and may mean you are entitled to support.If you unfortunately become the victim of cybercrime, it is important to report it. This will allow a case to be built and may mean you are entitled to support.

We have created this page so that you don’t have to start this process alone and unsure of what to do.

DO NOT report crime to the Cyber Resilience Centre. We are here for guidance and support only.

Recovering a Hacked Account

Whether it's your email, a social media account, or your online bank, losing access to a digital account can be stressful. This guidance explains what you can do to minimise the damage, and how you can regain access to your accounts.

Small Business Guide to Response & Recovery

The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has also created the Small Business Guide to Response and Recovery. It provides small to medium sized organisations with guidance about how to prepare their response, and plan their recovery to a cyber incident

Recover an Infected Device

If you suspect your PC, tablet or phone has been infected with a virus or some other form of malware, follow this guidance to remove the infection and restore your device.

The Cyber Helpline

Free, expert help for victims of cybercrime, digital fraud & online harm via a chatbot to get immediate advice on how to deal with your cybersecurity issue.

Data Breaches

A data breach occurs when information held by an organisation is stolen or accessed without authorisation. This guidance explains the actions you should take following a data breach.