Law Enforcement Challenges in investigating cybercrimes

Ryan Duquete - Hexigent Consulting
Presented at SERENE-RISC Workshop October 2017
Instances of cybercrime are now a daily occurrence and many of these attacks affect us all. The threat landscape is constantly changing and evolving and the threat actors are no longer “hackers” lurking in the shadows. Cyber-attacks have been shown to cause mass disruption, widespread panic, and in some cases, have resulted in various telecommunications other critical infrastructure essential services going “off-line”. Frequently, cyber-attacks result in subsequent crimes being committed such as identify theft or other fraudulent activity. Many Law Enforcement agencies are not well equipped to deal with these types of cybercrimes and need to understand that dealing with these types of cyber threats in isolation is often not sufficient. Collaboration and public/private partnerships, as well as continued funding for research and training are just some of the ways that Law Enforcement agencies can overcome the various challenges to this ever-growing threat.

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This was a great lecture. You are so right regarding students choosing to go elsewhere. I dropped out with only a few classes remaining when I learned that I had to be an officer and wait to work my way on up. Made no sense at all. I currently do civilian work (skiptracing) for a county here in Georgia. I'm back in school now but the goal is to start my own PI firm. Thank you so much

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Thanks for sharing!

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Great lecture thank you!

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