Basics of Cyber Crimes

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Basics of Cyber Crimes

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OVERVIEW

The ISAC Basics of Cyber Crimes course is designed to equip individuals with the knowledge, skills, and tools necessary to effectively combat cybercrime. The course aims to provide an essential background on cyber psychology and cybercrimes. Participants will learn about the various types of cybercrimes, including cyber fraud, data breaches, malware attacks, and cyber terrorism, and gain an understanding of the tactics, techniques, and procedures used by cybercriminals. The course lets you detect early signs of problems in people around you at work and home and also equips you to be a first responder in case of cybercrimes.

Course Objectives

Understand the role and responsibilities of a Cybercrime Intervention Officer.
Identify and analyze different types of cybercrimes and their impact on organizations and society.
Learn everything about cybercrimes and essential cyber laws to protect and support vulnerable victims who need help.
Gain skills in collaborating with law enforcement agencies, government entities, and industry partners to combat cybercrime.
Understand legal and ethical considerations related to cybercrime investigations and information sharing.

Course Outline

Unit 1: Abnormal Behavior Online:

Case studies – people behaving abnormally, negative relationships online, social isolation.

Unit 2: Violence from online activities:

How to spot signs, How to prevent them , tracking early signs of low self-esteem and depression.

Unit 3: Internet Gaming Disorders:

Identifying addiction and other risks.

Unit 4: Pedophiles online:

How to protect children, securing critical personal data.

Unit 5: Addiction and Narcotics:

Understanding different types of drugs, cryptocurrencies and dark web marketplaces used by teenagers, Various types of addiction.

Unit 6: Tech Abuse and Cybercrimes:

How to counsel children and parents, handling cases of bank frauds and wallet frauds, identify theft, stealing passwords, securing data on social media platforms, steps to protect digital devices.

Unit 7: Sextortion and Related Crimes:

how to deal with sextortion, cyberbullying and other online crimes, cyber espionage and honey traps.

Unit 8: Deep web and dark web:

What is Deep Web & Dark Web?

Unit 9: Cyber Psychology:

Counseling and guiding victims of cybercrimes, tools and techniques to monitor children for online safety.

Unit 10: Cyber Laws and Intervention:

Fundamental IT laws, interacting with law enforcement agencies.

Unit 11: Professional Ethics at Workplace:

Basics of Ethics, Professional Ethics, Decision Making, Inclusivity and Gender sensitivity,

Unit 12: Protecting your career:

Real world Case studies, Mistakes to avoid on social media platforms.

Course Outcome

Upon successful completion of this course, participants will be able to:

Assume the role of a Cybercrime Intervention Officer, demonstrating knowledge of their responsibilities and the cyber threat landscape.
Identify and assess various cybercrime threats, including cyber fraud, data breaches, and malware attacks, and analyze their potential impact.
Understand the online world and its consequences so that you can protect individuals from potential cybercrimes.
Get listed in the CopConnect platform with a unique page for your profile with your bio and contact details. This enhances your opportunities to work with local law enforcement immensely.
Communicate effectively with CopConnect members and external stakeholders to foster a culture of information sharing, collaboration, and collective defense against cybercrime.
Professional Ethics Certification shows the employer that you are less likely to engage in misconducts, frauds and policy violations resulting in reputation or financial loss to the company.