Law enforcement agencies feel not enough laws to tackle cyber crimes: KPMG

A survey by consultant agency KPMG shows two-third of law enforcement agencies (LEAs) feel adequate laws are not in place to address concerns on cyber crime -- the prevention, detection and investigation.

In the survey, 73 per cent of LEAs say they do not feel adequately equipped to handle cyber issues. Almost 67 per cent felt the laws were not adequate.

KPMG says it polled a little over 300 people -- chief information officers, chief operating officers, security professionals, top law enforcement officers and end-users.

Around 79 per cent of organisations identified cyber security as one of the top five business risks. However,