Cyber Crime

The parents of James Woods, 17, are on a mission to shine a light on the events leading up to the death of their only child by suicide and what happened after

FBI Director Christopher Wray highlighted the case in a speech at IACP 2023

Dr. David P. Weber, who blew the whistle on misconduct in the Bernie Madoff and R. Allen Stanford cases, is using a $2.6M grant to oversee interns investigating fraudsters preying on the elderly

As America’s senior population grows, police must adjust to better serve their needs

Shawn Talmadge of Virginia’s Department of Emergency Management explains why cyber threat intelligence-sharing is key to preparing the state for large-scale disaster response

The breach has disabled patrol vehicle laptops, forcing officers to write down details of calls they receive from dispatch

The hackers posted over 120K files from BART’s PD, including the names of child abuse victims, driver’s license numbers and mental health info

Building an effective response plan to thwart ransomware attacks requires a methodical and considered approach

Political ideology or financial motives were behind nearly every observed cyberattack on law enforcement

Sheriff's detective Sgt. Allison Garafola received a complaint submitted by Google through the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children

Predators pose as teens online to coerce young girls and boys into sharing nude photos or videos of themselves

Dispatchers have resorted to using pen and paper, while officers must use encrypted radio while on patrol

Police leaders can safely and securely share information about cybersecurity threats and cyberattacks with their counterparts in the public safety community

Investigation of cyberstalking, or any stalking based on communications, should start with a visit to the appropriate prosecutor for guidance on the constitutional guardrails

A recent case demonstrates the role of the private search doctrine in the new age of technology and the possibility of online searches