February 2014
In today’s environment of online shopping, electronic recordkeeping, and ever-evolving technologies, criminals have taken to the cyberworld to commit crimes ranging from identity theft to compromising national security. This crime without borders is forcing law enforcement leaders at every level to adapt and develop new ways to safeguard sensitive information, while stopping those who seek to access that same information.
Articles
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Police Licensing and Revocation
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Cybercrimes Enforcement: A State Perspective
The advent of the Internet created great opportunities for mankind to share information, expand knowledge, develop new commerce, and make the world seem smaller and more connected. Unfortunately, it a... -
Collaboration to Combat Cyberthreats
The cyberthreat is a top national security priority for the United States. Terrorists, nation-state sponsored actors, and criminal groups have expanded their operations into the digital realm to probe... -
Facing the New World of Digital Evidence & Cybersecurity
The threat to critical police data in today’s world is real and growing at an exponential rate as agencies become more dependent upon digital technology for day-to-day operations. In addition, cyber...
Columns
- President's Message: Technology's Role in Policing
- Legislative Alert: Fiscal Year 2014 Omnibus Appropriations Measure Includes Funds for DOJ, Law Enforcement Programs, and School Safety Measures
- Officer Safety Corner: Protecting Officers from Ambush Attacks: Key Insights from Law Enforcement Executives
- Research in Brief: An Evidence-Based Offender Profile for Burglary
- Chief's Counsel: Stanton v. Sims: Warrantless Entry in Hot Pursuit
- From the Assistant Director: Training and Equipping Cybercrime Investigators: U.S. Secret Service, State, and Local Law Enforcement Partnership
- February 2014 Products & Services
- IACP News
- February 2014 Line of Duty Deaths
- February 2014 New Members