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Digital Investigation in the Caribbean Netherlands: A Cybercrime Case Study.

October 6, 2022

Digital Investigation in the Caribbean Netherlands: A Cybercrime Case Study.
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BONAIRE:--- As of April 2021, the KPCN has established a special cyber team with the aim of providing proper cybercrime support in the coming years. Besides the Digital Investigation Teams (TDO), the Cyber Crime Unit (CCU) contributes immensely to the development of digital investigation specialisms within the force.
This case study describes the situation for the TDO and CCU in 2021, the strategy the KPCN wants to grow towards, the tactical focus on victims, offenders & infrastructure to tackle cybercrime holistically, the operational focus on skills and the intelligence imagery & execution that make the TDO & CCU functional. It ...


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Source: https://www.smn-news.com/index.php/st-maarten-st-martin-news/41472-digital-investigation-in-the-caribbean-netherlands-a-cybercrime-case-study.html

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