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Research on the State of Cybercrime and Law Enforcement Capability in the United States
Fri, Nov 14, 3:30 to 4:50pm, Liberty Salon K - M4Session Submission Type: Complete Thematic Panel
Abstract/Description
The Michigan State University Center for Cybercrime Investigation and Training is tasked with improving law enforcement readiness for increasing cybercrime threats and events. To address this problem, cybercrime must be understood holistically from multiple perspectives. This panel will present research conducted by Center associates to shed light on trends and challenges in law enforcement readiness and training, cybervictimization and reporting, and cyber offending behaviors. This panel will provide a multifaceted view on the current cybercrime landscape and share lessons learned from fulfilling our mandate.
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Individual Presentations
Cybercrime Policing Capabilities in the U.S.: A National-level Survey of Law Enforcement Agencies - Kexin Cui, Michigan State University; Jeffrey Rojek, Michigan State University; Jeremiah Schutter, Michigan State University; Rachel L. McNealey, Michigan State University; Thomas Holt, Michigan State University
Cyber Crime & Punishment: Cyberoffending Behavior and Perceptions of Sanctions - Taylor Fisher, Michigan State University; Rachel L. McNealey, Michigan State University; Thomas Holt, Michigan State University; Karen Holt, Michigan State University; Julie Krupa, Michigan State University
Empowering Justice System Actors in the Digital Age: Pilot Study Results from a Cyber Investigations Training - Julie Krupa, Michigan State University; Thomas Holt, Michigan State University; Taylor Fisher, Michigan State University; Rachel L. McNealey, Michigan State University; Karen Holt, Michigan State University
Addressing the Cyber Dark Figure of Crime: Examining Cybervictimization, Place, and Reporting Behaviors - Rachel L. McNealey, Michigan State University; Taylor Fisher, Michigan State University; Thomas Holt, Michigan State University; Karen Holt, Michigan State University; Julie Krupa, Michigan State University
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Michigan State University Center for Cybercrime Investigation and Training