Articles related to "Cyber Crimes"

Internet Crime has risen from $68 million in 2004 to $265 million In 2008. The statistics on Internet fraud indicates the seriousness of the problem.

Today, computers contain volumes of data about the company. Keeping this information secure is a huge task. Computer security training for employees should begin now.

Cyber child abuse is a fact of life on the Internet. Chat rooms, instant messaging, social media sites and e-mails have helped to create the cyber bullying epidemic.

What do Lucille Lewis, Mary Jeoney, Josie Phyllis Brown, and Julissa Brisman have in common? They were each murdered by online predators they met on the Internet.

Cyperspace criminals are becoming more sophisticated in creating malicious activity, not only on individuals but companies and the United States as well.

The opportunity to study to become a computer forensics data recovery specialist is available through many training programs. Programs offer certificates or degrees.

Computer users are urged to remember how vulnerable they are to cyber scams during the annual National Cyber Security Awareness Month (NCSAM). The theme in October 2009

In October of 1984, Neuromancer by William Gibson, was published. It won the Nebula, Hugo, and Philip K. Dick Award. It also introduced the world to cyberspace.

Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) closes out two-year investigation of "Dark Market" gang of cyberthieves using undercover agents.

Beware of email link to what appears to be an article about "F.B.I. vs. Facebook." The link may download malicious Storm Worm Virus on the Computer through the internet.

Military operations in the global war on terrorism have made new demands from the forensic science disciples. This discipline is called battlefield forensics.

Harsh regimes are imprisoning bloggers and website owners for protesting loss of civil rights. One owner lost his life. This oppression gains international condemnation.

The American and Canadian governments have taken a new lead in the war against terrorism by introducing controversial cyberwarfare laws. How do they effect citizens?