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NATIONAL CYBER INTELLIGENCE CENTER
Report Cybercrime. Protect Victims. Support Investigations.
The National Cyber Intelligence Center provides a secure public reporting portal for victims of cybercrime while supporting criminal intelligence assessment, public awareness, and investigative coordination.
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Report or Explore
Quickly report an incident, check an existing report, or learn about common cyber threats.
PUBLIC AWARENESS
Cybercrime by the Numbers
7
Investigation Categories
Report Early
Early reporting helps preserve evidence.
Billions
Lost to online scams annually.
REPORT STATUS
Reference Number Lookup
Enter your NCIC reference number to check the current status of your submitted report.
INVESTIGATION AREAS
Report the Appropriate Incident Type
Select the category that best describes the cyber incident you wish to report.
Online Scam
Fake websites, online shopping scams, social media scams, and deceptive online activity.
Learn MoreIdentity Theft
Unauthorized use of personal information, identity misuse, or impersonation.
Learn MoreFinancial Fraud
Banking fraud, investment scams, payment fraud, and financial deception.
Learn MoreCybercrime
Malware, phishing, ransomware, hacking, and unauthorized system access.
Learn MoreRomance Scam
Romance fraud, social engineering, blackmail, and relationship-based scams.
Learn MoreChild Exploitation
Report suspected online child exploitation or harmful online activity involving minors.
Learn MoreOther Reports
Report cyber incidents that do not fall within the listed investigation categories.
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REPORTING PROCESS
What Happens After You Submit a Report?
Every report follows a structured review process designed to support intelligence gathering and appropriate case assessment.
1
Submit Your Report
Complete the online reporting form with accurate incident information.
2
Reference Number Issued
Your submission receives a unique NCIC reference number for future tracking.
3
Intelligence Review
Information is reviewed to identify patterns, indicators, and investigative value.
4
Case Assessment
Reports are evaluated and prepared for the appropriate investigative workflow.
PUBLIC SAFETY ALERTS
Latest Cyber Alerts
Stay informed about current scam trends and cyber threats.
WHY REPORT
Every Report Contributes to Cyber Intelligence
Protect Future Victims
Reporting helps identify emerging threats and reduce opportunities for criminals to target others.
Identify Criminal Patterns
Individual reports can reveal larger fraud campaigns and organized criminal activity.
Support Investigations
Information provided by victims may assist investigators in understanding methods, timelines, and affected communities.
EDUCATION
Cyber Safety Resource Center
Explore educational resources to better understand cybercrime and strengthen your online safety.
Scam Awareness
Learn how criminals use deception to target individuals and organizations.
Read Guide →Identity Protection
Practical recommendations for protecting personal and financial information.
Read Guide →Online Safety
Improve password security, account protection, and digital awareness.
Read Guide →Reporting Resources
Understand reporting procedures and prepare information before submitting a report.
Read Guide →
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Common Questions
Is there a cost to submit a report?
No. Submitting a report through the NCIC reporting portal is free.
Can I track my report?
Yes. Use the reference number issued after submission to check your report status.
What information should I prepare?
Provide accurate details about the incident, dates, communication methods, and supporting information requested by the reporting form.