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Google Fights Global Scams with New Accord
17 Mar
Summary
- Google joined the Industry Accord Against Online Scams & Fraud.
- The Accord unites tech companies, governments, and law enforcement.
- Google is expanding its Global Signal Exchange for better data sharing.

Google has announced its participation in the Industry Accord Against Online Scams & Fraud, a significant step in the global fight against cybercrime. The company formally joined this initiative during the UN Global Fraud Summit held in Vienna, Austria. The Accord is a voluntary agreement designed to foster cooperation among private sector organizations, governments, and law enforcement agencies to improve scam prevention, response, and public education.
As part of its commitment, Google is enhancing its Global Signal Exchange. This platform will facilitate greater sharing of information, expertise, and technical capabilities among partners. Google will also release guidance on data sharing practices, private sector referrals to law enforcement, and public policy frameworks. Several other major technology companies, including Meta, Microsoft, and OpenAI, have also become signatories to the Accord, highlighting a collective effort to combat the evolving threat of sophisticated, globally organized criminal networks.




