Contact

Telephone: +353 1 6782333

Twitter: @ncsc_gov_ie

If you believe that you are experiencing a cyber security incident that is of national concern and wish to notify us directly you may email us at: incident@ncsc.gov.ie or certreport@ncsc.gov.ie.

There are a number of cyber-related events which may not be considered as cyber security incidents of national concern, but could constitute a cybercrime.

Instant messenger account or social media account scams involving unauthorised use of your accounts, cyber bullying, threats via email, text or instant message, online fraud or online extortion, are all examples of potential cybercrimes.

We advise you to contact your local Garda station to report the potential crime, providing them with all the evidence that you have gathered.

Please see further information on Cyber Crime and Fraud on the An Garda Síochána website and how to file a report if you feel you've been a victim of a cybercrime.

You can also find useful information on how to protect yourself from scams and help safeguard your personal information and avoid online fraud on the Citizens Information website on How to avoid scams.

For NIS2 queries, please email: NIS2Queries@ncsc.gov.ie.

For any other matter please email: info@ncsc.gov.ie.

Our PGP fingerprint is: 9BA0 07E2 9FFD 368D EE1E E6C6 43D5 224D 2432 B331.

Our PGP key can be found here or imported from this URL: https://www.ncsc.gov.ie/PGP/pgpkey.asc

Our security.txt file can be found here.

Address: National Cyber Security Centre, Department of the Environment, Climate and Communications, Tom Johnson House, Haddington Road, D04 K7X4, Ireland.

Office hours for CSIRT-IE are from 09:00 to 16:30 Monday-Friday, excluding public holidays.

Telephone opening hours: 09:30 to 16:00 Monday to Friday, excluding public holidays.

All press queries for the NCSC should be directed to the Press Office of the Department of the Environment, Climate and Communications.

press.office@decc.gov.ie