Cybercrime
Crimes targeting individuals, corporations, and institutions through the use of computer technology is a growing threat to personal and national security. The IACP and its partners have a number of programs that address aspects of cyber crime, which include human trafficking, cyber bullying, fraud, theft, extortion, transnational crime and terrorism.
Critical Issues: Encryption & Going Dark
This page serves as a clearinghouse of resources to help guide law enforcement as they are confronted with difficult questions related to encryption and going…
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Law Enforcement Cyber Center
Visit the Law Enforcement Cyber Center. The Law Enforcement Cyber Center (LECC) is a collaborative project of the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP)…
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Policy Center Resources
See AllIdentity Theft
Identity theft affects millions of people every year, causing serious and sometimes devastating financial, psychological, and reputational injury. By providing timely and effective assistance, law...
Resources
Critical Issues: Encryption & Going Dark
This page serves as a clearinghouse of resources to help guide law enforcement as they are confronted with difficult questions related to encryption and going...
Educating the Public on the Public Safety Ramifications of the Going Dark Problem
WHEREAS, The Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act (CALEA), enacted in 1994 when the Internet was still nascent, was designed to address an identified...
Encryption
WHEREAS, the introduction of digitally-based telecommunications technologies, as well as the widespread use of computers and computer networks having encryption capabilities are facilitating the development...
Increasing the Penalties for Identity Theft
WHEREAS, the theft of an individual’s identity (name, address, social security number, etc.) is a growing problem in the United States, costing citizens and commercial...
