Spain: Cybercrime & Cybersecurity Agencies
In Spain, cybercrime against people goes to the police cybercrime unit, and technical incidents go to the national CERT.
Unidad Central de Ciberdelincuencia (UCC)
Part of: Comisaría General de Policía Judicial, Policía Nacional
Official websiteINCIBE-CERT (citizens, businesses and critical operators); CCN-CERT serves the public sector
Part of: INCIBE, under the Ministry for Digital Transformation and Public Service (SETID)
Official websiteReport an incident online
Official reporting page for Spain.
https://www.policia.es/_es/denuncias.phpNotes
- INCIBE-CERT confirmed on incibe.es; CCN-CERT site returned 403 and Policia Nacional and Guardia Civil cybercrime units were not confirmed on pages opened.
- Unit seen in policia.es search listings (fetched page text was generic); the Guardia Civil runs a separate Grupo de Delitos Telemáticos and a telematic complaint at guardiacivil.sede.gob.es.
Lost money? Call your bank first
The bank can often stop a transfer if it hears from you quickly. See the official fraud lines in how to report bank fraud in Spain.
Step-by-step guide
Lost money or were scammed? Read How to Report Cybercrime in Spain (and Get Your Money Back).
Names and links were checked against official government or FIRST/ITU sources. Agencies are renamed and reorganised often, so check the official site before relying on it. See all countries in the cyber agencies directory.