Basic Computer Crimes Investigation

Date: Tuesday, November 26, 2024 | 08:30 AM to 04:30 PM

This one day class demonstrates to law enforcement officers the various types of computer crimes and how to conduct an effective computer-crime related investigation.  This class does not include instruction on conducting a computer forensic exam.  Areas include:

  • Introduction to computer hardware, software and Internet terminology
  • Legal Aspects of Computer Crime Investigation
  • Cyber Terrorism, Hacking, Wireless Technologies
  • The Internet as an Investigative Tool
  • Preparation and Execution of a computer-related search warrant

The students are also exposed to the methodology of investigating computer-related crimes and how to deal with victims of such.  Examples of cases involving Sex Crimes, Missing Persons/Runaways, Fraud, Credit Card Theft, Identity Theft, Terroristic Threats, Web Site Creation, Forgery, Domestic Violence and Hacking are discussed.

Other related material includes basic personal computer safety, virus protection, hoaxes and spy-ware.                          

Conducted by the Morris County Prosecutor’s Office, Detective Mark Groninger 

 

 

When

  • Tuesday, November 26, 2024 | 08:30 AM - 04:30 PM

Location

Morris County Public Safety Academy, 500 West Hanover Avenue, Morris Plains, 07950, View Map

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Cost

In-County N/C Out of County $25.00

Contact

Royce Stafford
(973) 285-2975
[email protected]
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