CYBER SECURITY
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Workshops
Computational Linguistics: Language as Evidence |
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| Description: In some criminal, civil, and security matters, language itself can be evidence. This course provides the student with the skills needed to identify the various types of computational linguistic evidence for investigative purposes. The student will use web-based linguistic tools for the investigation of threatening communications. | |||||||||
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Assessment of Steganography Tools |
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| Description: Steganography is the ability to hide the existence of a message or data within another file, known as a carrier. Digital images, as well as audio and video files, offer a rich environment for hiding virtually unlimited types of data. This course is designed to provide the student with an introduction to the field of steganography, how the technology works, and the dangers its use presents. The increased use of steganography poses a unique challenge to law enforcement and intelligence. Students will become familiar with the currently available steganography tools, as well as the tools and methods used to investigate these types of cases. | |||||||||
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Money Laundering & Transnational Crime |
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| Description: This interactive program is designed to take the student from the basics of money laundering and transnational crime to a very advanced level by actually requiring the participants to perform a complex financial investigation. | |||||||||
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Investigative Data Analysis |
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| Description: This course will teach the student how to look at various types of data traffic moving into and out of the web and other types of servers and analyze that traffic for criminal activity. | |||||||||
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Introduction to Cyber Security |
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| Description: The course will be a non-technical discussion of the politics and policies surrounding the arena of cyber security. Different concepts of the certificate program will be introduced during the course. | |||||||||
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Identity Management and National Security |
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| Description: The course will focus on the technology related to biometrics and the role it plays in national security and transnational investigations. | |||||||||
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Legal Concepts Related to Technology Investigations |
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| Description: Since the events of September 11, 2001, the legal issues concerning the conduct of criminal and national security investigations have drastically changed. This course will focus on the USA PATRIOT Act, FISA, ECPA and PPA and their applicability to technology and computer crime investigations. | |||||||||
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