The Cybercrime Atlas Project Management Office, with support from the Cybercrime Atlas community and the Partnership Against Cybercrime, adapted the World Economic Forum’s Disrupting Cybercrime Networks: A Collaboration Framework to train Cybercrime Unit commanders and cybercrime prosecutors working with INTERPOL’s Cybercrime Directorate. This was first delivered during preparations for Operation Secure,6 during which the Asia and South Pacific Desk of INTERPOL’s Cybercrime Directorate convened cybercrime unit heads and prosecutors, and anti-cybercrime professionals, from more than 21 countries. INTERPOL and the Royal Thai Police were crucial for hosting this multi-day training and insight-sharing event, which included participants from the the Cybercrime Atlas community. The training was extended to operational anti-cybercrime leaders from a further 21 countries during INTERPOL’s 10th Americas Working Group on Cybercrime for Heads of Unit in Panama City in April 2025.7 The training was later adapted to support an independent Cybercrime Atlas-led training at the Western Balkans Cyber Capacity Centre in Montenegro in May 2025, supporting discussions on collaboration between law enforcement, computer emergency response teams (CERTS) and private-sector experts from five countries in the region.Enhancing operational collaboration through joint training Countries with units participating in Cybercrime Atlas-designed training Source Cybercrime Atlas.FIGURE 5 Cybercrime Atlas: countries with units participating in Cybercrime Atlas-designed training Cybercrime Atlas Impact Report 2025 13