The Cyber Helpline's Funnel of Justice report reveals that victims of cybercrime in England and Wales are seven times less likely to see offenders charged compared to victims of offline crimes. With over 5 million people affected annually but only 36% reporting incidents, our latest report highlights alarming disparities in justice, limited resources, and the profound impact on victims. This in-depth analysis exposes critical gaps in the justice system, offering key recommendations to enhance reporting, resources, and victim support to address the growing threat of cybercrime.

Bridget, a victim and survivor of cyberstalking, intimate image abuse (revenge porn), and relentless online harassment by her ex-partner, shares her harrowing experience with The Cyber Helpline. Her story underscores the urgent need for collaboration between law enforcement and tech platforms to create a safer online environment and provide vital support to victims.

What starts as a seemingly ordinary situation—an admirer's interest in a young woman—swiftly transforms into a nightmarish ordeal that could have ended in a fatality. This survivor's story sheds light on cyber threats, emphasising the need for stronger cybersecurity measures.

When Olivia had her Snapchat account hacked and sensitive images from her account shared she needed help. Learn how The Cyber Helpline helped her work with the police to find the perpetrator.