1 in 10 Will Be a Victim of Cybercrime with Rory Innes, CEO of the Cyber Helpline

58% of crime in England and Wales is now cyber-enabled. Yet when individuals are targeted, most don't know where to turn. The police are overstretched, social media platforms don't pick up the phone, and the support just isn't there.In this episode, Katie Watson sits down with Rory Innes, Founder and CEO of The Cyber Helpline, a charity built by the cybersecurity community to provide free, expert support to individuals and sole traders affected by cybercrime, digital fraud, and online harm.Rory talks through what real cybercrime looks like for everyday people, why organisations need to think beyond the breach and consider the people behind the data, and why changing a password isn't always the right first move.If you work in security, IT, or risk. This episode will change how you think about your responsibilities to the people around you.Support The Cyber HelplineThe Cyber Helpline is a free service that relies entirely on the support of the cybersecurity community to keep running. Here's how you can help:Volunteer — Use your skills on the frontline supporting victims, open source investigations, or building out threat advice.Donate — Every contribution helps keep the service free for those who need it most.Fundraise — Running a 10k or planning a challenge? Choose The Cyber Helpline as your charity.Spread the word — Share their work. The more people who know they exist, the more victims they can reach.Partner — Organisations can support through sponsorship, donations, or donating expertise and tools.Visit www.thecyberhelpline.com to get involved or refer someone who needs help.