- COMPUTER CRIME PRIMER
This four 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
Class size is limited to 50.