This authoritative Handbook provides a clear and detailed introduction
to cyber crime, offering you an effective operational guide to the
complexities and challenges of investigating cyber-related crimes.
Written by a team of cyber crime experts, this unique book provides all
police practitioners and partners with an operational reference and
resource addressing all manner of cyber crime threats, including online
anti-social behavior, hate crime, organized cyber crime, fraud, online
child exploitation, and cyber terrorism and the terrorist use of the
Internet. Presented in three main parts, Part 1 offers an overview of
the different types of cyber crime along with explanations of the
national structures and strategies in place to combat them, as well as
case studies and scenarios. Part 2 offers practical guidance on the
different categories of cyber crime and features contributions from
organizations such as the National Crime Agency, and Part 3 covers the
key legislation, police powers and points to prove relevant to each key
category of offending and is written by the Police National Legal
Database. All sections in Part 3 are accompanied by explanatory notes
and related case law,
ensuring quick and clear translation of cyber crime powers and
provisions.
Concise and accessible, this book is an ideal reference and resource for
all operational police officers, the extended police family and partners
working to keep communities safe from the online phenomenon of cyber
crime.
