The Cyber-Crime Research and Response Centre (CR2C.org) was established as an international collaborative space to share the latest trends, techniques, and tools used in the fight against cyber-crime and criminals. Additionally, the Centre provides a data clearinghouse of actual cultured data amongst its members and a corpus of real data to researchers to test their latest theories, hypothesis, and detection and response tools.
A secondary goal of the Centre is to work with UN member states (i.e. governments), treaty organizations such as The EU or CoE, like-minded organizations, and responsible individuals and corporations, to provide an unbiased view of the current cyber-crime landscape to help them craft consistent, usable policies, regulations, and response plans to reduce crime victimization.
Our partner Cyber-Crime Research and Response Foundation supports research activities that provide new tools or metrics or other public good activities to help reduce crime victimization.