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  2. Day #5

Day #5

  • Day #5

    The fifth day's sessions include the following:

    • Session 21 - Introduction to Search, Seizure and Confiscation
    • Session 22a - Introduction to Financial Intelligence Units
    • Session 22b - Financial Investigations and Cybercrime
    • Session 23 - Online Criminal Money Flow Typologies_part1
    • Session 23 - Online Criminal Money Flow Typologies_part2
    • Session 24 - International Cooperation Methodologies
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      Support materials for practical exercise for sessions 21-23 [First Responder training for Investigators on Cybercrime and Electronic Evidence]
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      Session 21 - Introduction to Search, Seizure and Confiscation [First Responder training for Investigators on Cybercrime and Electronic Evidence] PPTX

      Session objectives: 

      • Provide delegates with information about the need for the training course and its aim and objectives.
      • Ensure that delegates have sufficient information about the programme of activities and the timetable.
      • Provide information about the health, safety and administrative details of the course.
      • Introduce the delegates to the trainers and other delegates. 
      999.8 KB
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      Session 22a - Introduction to Financial Intelligence Units [First Responder training for Investigators on Cybercrime and Electronic Evidence] PPTX

      By the end of the lesson the students will be able to:

      • Explain the relevance of confiscation of crime proceeds and relation to cybercrime and other types of online crime investigation.
      • Define what is a financial investigation.
      • Enumerate relevant international legal instruments.
      • Define relevant terms.
      • Understand the four elements of a financial investigation.
      • Describe different confiscation regimes.
      • Explain the relation to money laundering.
      • Understand the role of the FIU (Financial intelligence Unit) in money laundering investigations.

       

      5.4 MB
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      Session 22b - Financial Investigations and Cybercrime [First Responder training for Investigators on Cybercrime and Electronic Evidence] PPTX

      Session objectives: 

      • Provide delegates with information about the specific challenges to FI in Cybercrime cases.
      • What type of wealth is typically found?
      • What is the nature of the underground economy?
      • What are relevant sources of evidence in all phases of the investigation?
      3.7 MB
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      Session 23 - Online Criminal Money Flow Typologies_part1 [First Responder training for Investigators on Cybercrime and Electronic Evidence] PPTX

      Session objectives: 

      Explain the criminal money flow typologies of the use of:

      • Money Remittance Providers
      • Wire Transfers, Takeover/Opening of Bank Accounts
      • Cash Withdrawals
      • Internet Payment Services
      1.3 MB
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      Session 23 - Online Criminal Money Flow Typologies_part2 [First Responder training for Investigators on Cybercrime and Electronic Evidence] PPTX

      Session objectives: 

      Explain the criminal money flow typologies of the use of:

      • Money Mules
      • International Transfers
      • Virtual Currencies
      1.6 MB
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      Session 24 - International Cooperation Methodologies [First Responder training for Investigators on Cybercrime and Electronic Evidence] PPTX

      Session objective: 

      Explain the relevance of international cooperation in targeting online crime proceeds through case study scenario.

      985.0 KB
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