UK to Spend £2 Million On Cyber Crime Center
UK Foreign Secretary William Hague has said the UK government will spend £2 million on the establishment of a cyber crime center. The BBC reports that this new center will tackle the issue of cyber crime, utilizing a network of eight universities already involved in the research of cyber crime.
Hague made the revelation while speaking to delegates at the Budapest Conference on Cyberspace. TechWeekEurope writes the Centre for Global Cyber-Security Capacity Building will rely on governments, researchers, think tanks and the private sector and will aid the UK in its effort to become a central aspect of international cyber crime coordination.
Hague emphasized the importance of nations working together to combat cyber crime. Indeed, the UK's cyber crime center will also be in a position to offer other countries assistance in dealing with issues relating to cyber crime. EU Foreign Affairs Chief, Baroness Ashton, was also present at the conference and said that the EU will release its own cyber security strategy in the coming months.

This is what you get and what you deserve
I don't understand that PoV. 'Socialism' isn't a bad thing. They spend less than half what we do in the US on healthcare per person through taxes yet that's a bad thing because it's 'socialist'? It's 'communist'? Need I remind you that we have Guantanamo Bay (where people can be held and tortured without evidence because the military says they're terrorists so they're protecting us!) and the Patriot Act which iirc allows any citizen to be detained if they're thought of being a 'terrorist'. The US isn't free. Get your head out of your ass, the US is also a terrible place (Romney says cutting taxes and increasing military spending = getting out of debt!).
further more no matter who I or the UK public vote for we always will get stabbed in the back thanks to good old goverment U-turns, the EU and our friend over the pond the Good ol' US of A
And to further their policy off restricting access to web sites around the world, and to also monitor and store all Internet communications.
Scary steps in the wrong direction, in the disguise of law and order.
And unfortunately nothing to do with conman and internet scams.
o rly? Jane! *shock*