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<p>An Garda Síochána said cybercrime continues to be one of the greatest threats facing the country with 'enormous implications for our national security, economic prosperity and public safety'.</p>

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Gardaí to spend €1m on basic training for 1,000 officers to counter cybercrime

Gardaí plan to also provide Level 2 training for digital evidence first responders, and Level 3 training for digital forensics examiners

<p>Earlier this month, Taoiseach Micheál Martin reiterated his concerns over threats to critical infrastructure such as cables and gas connectors. Ireland's first maritime security strategy is due on Wednesday.</p>

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Ireland's cable reliance on UK poses 'security risks', experts warn

<p>The fraud incident related to the UCC Tyndall Institute (pictured) and an industry partner in the Netherlands, which were targeted during the 2024/25 financial year. File picture</p>

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UCC recovers majority of €35k payment after email scam

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'Dodgy boxes': Irish homes warned after major global cyberattack targets Android-enabled TVs

Ripping right past the password

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Tusla issues scam warning and urges 'most extreme caution' after impersonation incident

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Government has received no ransom demand after HSE cyberattack, says Heather Humphreys

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Businesses warned to be cautious after Kerry firm stung for €8k in email scam

A man in his 20s has been arrested after the firm paid over €8,000 before they realised it was a scam.

Tue, 28 Jul, 2020