Launched in 2023 with the support of a grant from Fortinet, Microsoft, PayPal and Banco Santander, and hosted at the World Economic Forum, the Cybercrime Atlas community uses open-source research to create new insights into the cybercriminal ecosystem. Cybercrime Atlas participants and partners in the public sector use this research to disrupt cybercrime and mitigate the impact of cyberattacks.Disrupting organized cybercrime requires a global effort, with strong, trusted relationships between private-sector participants and between the private- and public-sector partners. The World Economic Forum provides the Cybercrime Atlas community with an impartial platform to support international public-private collaboration.About the Cybercrime Atlas Cybercrime Atlas research identifies criminals’ vulnerabilities, supporting cyberthreat mitigation and enabling collective disruption with public-sector partnerships.03 The cybercrime ecosystem is vastly complex, and INTERPOL values its partnerships with the World Economic Forum and the Cybercrime Atlas as we navigate this landscape together. Collaboratively, we can make connections and share insights involving cyberthreats that otherwise might be missed, resulting in a world that is safer for all. Neal Jetton Cybercrime Director, INTERPOL Cybercrime Atlas Impact Report 2025 8