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Businesses in the West Midlands invited to pilot new Cyber Incident Reporting Service

The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC in partnership with Law Enforcement (L/E) agencies have launched a pilot ‘Report a Cyber Incident’ solution to stand up as a shared Cyber Incident Reporting Service.


The Project FORTIS team is responsible for delivering this solution and would really value your help in shaping this service.


The Project FORTIS team is looking for volunteer businesses and organisations to take part in a Pilot exercise commencing 09th February 2021. To take part, businesses and organisations will be asked to submit historical (not live) incidents to Law Enforcement (L/E) via the ‘Report a Cyber Incident’ Beta webform.


Where Historical incidents are not available ‘dummy’ reports would be an acceptable alternative.

Any submission is for test purposes only. No action will be taken on the incident or data retained beyond the pilot period.


A Pilot briefing session will be held week commencing 01st February 2021 (exact date TBC) which will provide further details on scope, how to participate and the mechanism for providing feedback.


Cyber attacks, scams and breaches are a regular feature in the news headlines, and cyber criminals will use any given opportunity to cause havoc to businesses. By participating in this pilot, you will be helping to shape this service and ensure that it is designed to work for businesses across the West Midlands, to help combat the threat of cyber crime.


If you would like to take part in this pilot, please confirm so by replying to ProjectFORTIS@ncsc.gov.uk by close of business Thursday 28th January 2021.


*Please note, dependent on volume of positive responses, it may not be possible to accommodate all organisations on this Pilot and we apologise in advance should this be the case.


In the meantime, if you have any questions please contact the Project team via ProjectFORTIS@ncsc.gov.uk.


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