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Alastair Irons
The University of Sunderland, United Kingdom
Series: Social Justice, Equality and Empowerment, Criminal Justice, Law Enforcement and Corrections
BISAC: POL000000
This new book examines the provision of digital investigations in police forces in the United Kingdom, and as a result, discusses the impact that addressing cybercrime has on society. This book examines the organisational structures for digital forensics and digital investigations in police forces in the England and Wales and discusses the process and procedures utilised in cybercrime and hi-tech crime units. The impact on society on the way cybercrimes are addressed by police forces in the UK are discussed in this book, including the resolution of cybercrime cases, the priority placed on cybercrime cases, the concept of the “victimless” crime and the way the criminal justice system in England and Wales manages cybercrime cases. (Imprint: Nova)
Table of Contents
ABSTRACT
INTRODUCTION
USING DIGITAL FORENSICS TO COUNTER CYBERCRIME
UTILISING DIGITAL EVIDENCE
PREVENTION OF CYBERCRIME THROUGH DIGITAL FORENSICS
ORGANISATIONAL STRUCTURE
DIGITAL FORENSIC ACTIVITY IN POLICE FORCES
ESTABLISHMENT OF THE NORTH EAST FRAUD FORUM
SOCIETY DRIVING THE AGENDA
CONTRIBUTION FROM UNIVERSITIES
SUMMARY
REFERENCES
INDEX
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