International Approaches to Cybercrime Prevention and Enforcement

• In Event: Advancing Cybersecurity Education: Balancing AI Innovation, Digital Forensics, and OSINT

Abstract

This presentation, from a Churchill Fellowship, overviews international cybercrime prevention, detection, investigation and capability building practices. Drawn from visits to ten countries and consultations with over 40 agencies, including police, academics, government agencies, and private sector. It covers strategies to increase public awareness, educate communities, and prevent cybercrime involvement. The presentation explores methods and technologies used to identify and monitor cyber threats, including protective monitoring services and collaboration with technology companies. The presentation also focuses on recommendations to enhance law enforcement capabilities. Finally, it highlights challenges and opportunities in combating cybercrime and the need for a collaborative approach.

Author

• Michael Newman, University of Queensland