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19 July 2019 4 min read
Professor Ashraf Labib has researched how deadly man-made disasters can be prevented in the future, and explored these findings in relation to the nuclear disaster at Fukushima. Find out more now.
16 June 2019 2 min read
A new project is one of five from the Centre for Research and Evidence on Security Threats addressing UK security threats. Read more today.
18 April 2019 4 min read
Recruitment fraud is costing UK organisations £23.9 billion a year according to new research from Crowe UK and the University of Portsmouth’s Centre for Counter Fraud Studies.
18 March 2019 3 min read
Alexis Stenfors has received a Toshiba International Foundation Grant to examine the Bank of Japan’s monetary policy. Read more today.
05 February 2019 5 min read
Practical advice from our Cybercrime Awareness Clinic to protect from scam emails, phishing and rogue websites for Safer Internet Day 2019.
21 January 2019 5 min read
A new study has found that returns from online sales, particularly returns to store, are seriously impacting company profits.
09 May 2018 3 min read
Teams will take part in the world’s largest international disaster simulation to prepare for major disasters including hurricanes, oil leaks and a refugee crisis.
30 April 2018 2 min read
We are hosting the Economic and Industrial Espionage Conference (EIEC 2018) to help combat economic and industrial espionage.
26 January 2018 3 min read
University of Portsmouth research aims to help police officers overcome challenges when interviewing people with dissociative identity disorder.
15 November 2017 3 min read
Research suggests that the annual cost of fraud in the UK is £190 billion, equal to around £10,000 per family. Fraud is now the most common criminal offence in the UK.
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