Kozhikode district is moving to place cyber help desks inside all police stations, creating dedicated support points for victims of online fraud, harassment and account compromise. The desks will function as independent wings focused exclusively on cybercrime guidance, a sign that local policing is adapting to the scale and speed of digital offences.
"Kozhikode to set up cyber help desks in every police station to aid victims"
Kozhikode district is moving to place cyber help desks inside all police stations, creating dedicated support points for victims of online fraud, harassment and account compromise. The desks will function as independent wings focused exclusively on cybercrime guidance, a sign that local policing is adapting to the scale and speed of digital offences.
Kozhikode to set up cyber help desks in every police station to aid victims
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Kozhikode district is moving to place cyber help desks inside all police stations, creating dedicated support points for victims of online fraud, harassment and account compromise. The desks will function as independent wings focused exclusively on cybercrime guidance, a sign that local policing is adapting to the scale and speed of digital offences.
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