Education and Training

Electronic Crime Partnership Initiative

Education and Training

Virtually everyone involved in cybercrime has a training need. At

one end of the

spectrum

there is a need for undergraduate and

graduate programs to

understand and develop

new science to

combat cybercrime advances for skilled

practitioners around the

world. At

the other end is the need to instruct a first

responder to

do no harm and preserve the

evidence appropriately.

There is a rush to fill the apparent vacuum in education and

training. There are

actors

involved in every aspect of training

ranging from respected universities to

well-meaning

amateurs.

The solution to training and education issues clearly

requires

cooperation between industry, law enforcement, academia,

and

professional

organizations. This working group will investigate

three areas:

training courses and

degree programs,

multidisciplinary labs and research, and

faculty development and

capacity building.

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