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Description
This text covers the use of
technology to investigate crimes. Students will
compare and contrast technology as it is used by both
law enforcement and criminal elements, and they will
learn to analyze attacks and apply countermeasures.
They will also learn how to use technology to gather
and analyze traditional data as well as specific
techniques for gathering and analyzing data found in
computer-based resources. The text introduces the
anatomy of computer-based crime and identifies
emerging technologies used in committing and combating
crime.
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Contents
Chapter 1 Introduction - The New Challenge of Technology
Crimes Enforcement
Chapter 2 Identity Theft
Chapter 3 Hacking
Chapter 4 Elements of Technical Based Crimes
Chapter 5 Privacy in Cyber-Space
Chapter 6 Collection of Evidence in Technical Based
Crimes
Chapter 7 Chain of Custody, Evidence Collection &
Preservation
Chapter 8 Procedural Law - Part I
Chapter 9 Procedural Law - Part II
Chapter 10 Procedural Law - Part III
Chapter 11 Procedural Law - Part IV
Chapter 12 Procedural Law - Part V
Chapter 13 Procedural Law - Part VI
Chapter 14 Investigative Issues, Techniques & Computer
Forensics
Chapter 15 Communications Workshop: Depositions &
Testimony
Chapter 16 Communications Workshop: Report Writing
Chapter 17 Communications Workshop: Verbal Skills |
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Supplemental
Material
- PowerPoint presentations for
each chapter.
- Test Bank with written
examinations provided for every chapter.
- Lesson Plan Development Guide
for instructor use.
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Author(s)
Matt Pope, CPP: Matt Pope is the founder of The
Security, Integrity and Perception Standard, a private
consultancy, which advises on the impact of global
security and business integrity on government and
economic stability. He also specializes in identifying
and creating cutting edge marketing trends, services
and technologies to improve homeland security and
public trust.
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