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Event
Global Anti-Scam Summit 2025
Join us at the Global Anti-Scam Summit (GASS) 2025, from March 26th-27th at the Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre, in London, organised by the UK Home Office, Cifas, Euroconsumers and the Global Anti-Scam Alliance (GASA).
Wed | Mar 26 |
08:00
Join us for two days of impactful victim testimonies, strategic panels, and specialized workshops aimed at strengthening global anti-scam measures.
Key Summit Objectives:
- Assemble Top Minds from Government, Law Enforcement, Civil Society and Industry.
- Forge Industry Alliances: Deepen engagement with EU partners and commence global strategies to standardize fraud prevention.
- Establish Commitments: Aim to secure a multinational public-private agreement against fraud, set for signing in 2026
We are also delighted to offer you a complimentary discount code to gain discounted access to the event and join the growing list of government ministers and key industry stakeholders who will be in attendance.
Workshop - More than just a scam: How to build lasting support for victims
We would like to draw your special attention to a workshop we will be hosting on 26th March, 13:30-15:00 GMT. The impact of a scam can be devastating, and last well beyond the initial discovery. Building on our work at GASS Brussels 2024 and the Euroconsumers Forum 2024, Euroconsumers will bring the focus back to victims.
In our workshop co-hosted with the UK consumer organisation Which?, we will delve into the lasting impact that scams can have on online behaviour and levels of trust. We will hear directly from people who have experienced scams and learn how they felt after the immediate aftermath and as time went on. They will be joined by experts and organisations who work with scam victims, to discuss together how people who have been defrauded can be supported in the short and long term. This insightful and interactive session will involve the audience, using tools to capture their feelings, perceptions and assumptions about victims’ experience at different stages.
Reserve your seat at the table now!
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