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The latest Criminal Justice Information Services (CJIS) Security Policy, which took effect on October 1, 2024, requires any system or application that generates or stores U.S. criminal justice infor...
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The increase in the use of social media platforms such as Facebook by older adults has helped to reduce loneliness and isolation for some but has also given elder fraud perpetrators yet another way to...
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The modern car has 30 to 50 computers with 60 to 100 electronic sensors on it, storing and sharing data on braking, speed, direction, doors opening and closing, and smartphone information (contacts, p...
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IACP established “Building Community Trust” as a key priority going forward. Building community trust in regard to technology means recognizing that technology creates a possibility and probabilit...
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Cybercrime is top-of-mind across all levels of government and society right now. Society’s increasing dependence on connected systems has left everyone vulnerable and concerned. That reality, and th...
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Cybercrime is one of those fascinating fields where everyone has a different definition. For a while, experts in the field had a general “I’ll know it if I see it” approach because the laws vari...
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As we find ourselves providing public safety in the complex setting of a continuing pandemic in 2022, it is impossible to avoid the growing nexus with technology on so many levels, as it enables, cons...
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Law enforcement professionals around the world need to be aware of and responsive to global crimes and be able to swiftly and effectively respond in order to mitigate and minimize risk that can spiral...
