Rochdale people asked to complete cybercrime survey

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The survey aims to explore the impact of online crime and scams on local residents

Residents in the borough of Rochdale are being urged to participate in the latest Cybercrime Survey, launched in partnership with Cyberhood Watch and cybersecurity experts Avast.

The survey aims to explore the impact of online crime and scams on local residents and includes the chance to win Marks & Spencer vouchers for participants.

The findings of the survey will be instrumental in shaping ongoing awareness initiatives spearheaded by Cyberhood Watch.

These initiatives are designed to support Cyberhood Watch Ambassadors and raise awareness about cybercrime, helping individuals protect themselves and their loved ones from the ever-evolving threat posed by cybercriminals.

"The findings will help us focus on key topics to better protect our communities," a spokesperson for Cyberhood Watch said.

The survey is open to all and will close on Friday, 13 December 2024. The results will be published on the official Cyberhood Watch website following its conclusion, ensuring that the community can access the insights gained.

Residents interested in participating can complete the survey here.