Investigating Computer Crimes: New Classes Coming!

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Staying ahead in cybercrime investigations requires ongoing training and expertise in the latest digital threats. This month, we’re offering several in-depth courses designed to equip law enforcement officers with the knowledge and skills needed to tackle crimes involving electronic evidence, the dark web, and online threats.

Whether you’re looking to strengthen your investigative approach to cybercrimes, gain insight into the hidden world of the dark web, or learn how to effectively respond to swatting and false emergency calls, these courses provide essential training. Don’t miss out—register today and enhance your ability to combat technology-driven crimes.

Dark Web and the Internet

The dark web is often perceived as untraceable, but this course debunks that myth. Designed for both first responders and investigators, it provides a deep dive into how the dark web operates and how to effectively investigate its activities.

Topics include:
– Understanding Dark Web Browsers & Marketplaces
– Cryptocurrency Transactions & Tracing Methods
– Investigating Dark Web Shipments & Drug Overdoses
– Exploiting End-to-End Encryption in Criminal Cases
– Undercover Investigations on the Dark Web

Gain insights from real-world investigations that have led to the takedown of major narcotics sellers and illicit markets.

February 26-27 |  Criminal Justice Institute
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NEW! Investigating Swatting and False Emergency Calls

Swatting—once dismissed as a mere nuisance—has become a serious and widespread issue, particularly within online gaming communities. Entire channels on platforms like Discord, YouTube, and Telegram are dedicated to coordinating these dangerous hoaxes.

Many agencies assume these cases lead beyond their jurisdiction or even overseas, making them difficult to investigate. That’s not the case! Learn how to track and prosecute offenders effectively.

This intensive 8-hour class will cover:
– Common Swatting & VoIP Abuse Trends
– Mass Email Threats & Social Media Threats
– Investigative Strategies & Case Studies

February 28 | Criminal Justice Institute
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Cybercrimes: The Investigative Response

This four-day foundational course equips law enforcement officers with the skills to recognize, preserve, and collect electronic evidence in criminal investigations.

Topics include:
– Internet Crimes Against Children
– Teen Sexting & Cyberbullying
– Identity Theft & Fraud
– Investigating Traditional Crimes Using Technology Evidence
– Federal Child Exploitation Statutes

March 4-7 | Criminal Justice Institute
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QUESTIONS?
Contact Donnie Reddick @ 501-570-8097.