The National Police Chief’s Council (NPCC) Cybercrime Programme works across law enforcement to develop capability, resources, and tools to help policing work with individuals and businesses to tackle the growing threat of cybercrime. Police CyberAlarm is one of a number of initiatives the Programme has developed.
NPCC National Cybercrime Programme Lead
National Cybercrime Programme
Responsible for the national rollout of Police CyberAlarm and primary contact for all national enquiries.
Each region within England and Wales has a Regional Organised Crime Unit (ROCU), which is a collaboration between the local forces to help tackle the most serious of crimes. Within each of the ROCUs is a Regional Cybercrime Unit and each region has a designated PCA SPOC (Single Point of Contact) who can assist with any questions. Hover over the map to find the SPOC for your region:
The technical support team provide direct assistance to new members and to police users of the PCA system. The technical team work for Pervade Software, a UK-based software vendor who produce and maintain the system PCA is based on.
Working along side the national and regional Teams to engineer training and system support solutions
Providing live technical assistance to member organisations and supporting them through their Police CyberAlarm journey
First line support lead, providing technical assistance for Police CyberAlarm member organisations across the UK.
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