Saturday, September 27, 2014
Still no date yet for my cyber training. However, I will continue to blog on this important subject. While my agency postponed my training the internet is growing and the thieves are learning new ways to commit cyber crimes. The addition of the new iPhone 6 and its new pay system will be another challenge for law enforcement. I hear that it will include some form of cloud system to access payment to merchants. Someone like myself without any form of cyber training will not know how to assist a potential victim. The newer the technology the more opportunity for hackers and cyber criminals to commit crimes.
Sunday, September 21, 2014
Training postponed
My Cyber training that was scheduled was postponed. The training that was scheduled is exclusive to Law Enforcement and with the current issues in Pennsylvania it caused the training to be continued to another day. I will update this blog when I have the date scheduled.
Sunday, September 14, 2014
I am going to training
This
is my third blog and I have to provide you with this important information. My
organization is sending me to
“Gathering, Handling, Exploiting Cyber Evidence” training. This is my
organizations first attempt at providing training to its officers. The sad
thing about this, out of all the officers at my station only two of us singed
up for this training. I guess some people think this is not an important issue.
The training consists of: forensics
summary, legal issues, changes/current technology, basic forensic tools, and
forensics live demonstration, case/scenario and forensics misc. I am looking
forward to this training and will update you on the completion of it.
Sunday, September 7, 2014
Data
from the FBI Crime Statistics report shows that from 2003-2011, traditional
bank robberies has decreased, while data from the Internet Crime Complaint
Center (IC3) annual report from 2001-2012 have shown that cyber attacks has
increased.
Cyber crimes are a new kind of
threat and this data should be an eye-opener for local police agencies to get
on board with the training of their officers against the threats of cyber
crimes.
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