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NW3C Frequently Asked Questions
Browse through the information below to discover
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Where can I learn more about NW3C-sponsored programs?
A federally funded non-profit organization, NW3C has been continuously funded for the past 24 years in support of state and local law enforcement efforts. Get an overview of NW3C programs here.
What support services does NW3C make available?
Specifically for a law enforcement audience, NW3C support services include training on financial investigations and cyber crime, investigative support, Internet crime complaint referrals, outreach programs, and research. Learn more about NW3C services and the benefits of membership here.
What kind of law enforcement training is available to my agency?
NW3C trainings have been delivered to enforcement officers nationwide. Find a list of our on site classroom and computer-based trainings here.
I want to file an Internet crime complaint. Where do I go for help?
The Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) is an alliance between our organization and the Federal Bureau of Investigation. IC3's mission is to serve as a vehicle to receive, develop, and refer criminal complaints regarding the rapidly expanding arena of cyber crime. IC3 gives the victims of cyber crime a convenient and easy-to-use reporting mechanism that alerts authorities of suspected criminal or civil violations. For law enforcement and regulatory agencies at the federal, state, local and international level, IC3 provides a central referral mechanism for complaints involving Internet related crimes.
You can complete an online complaint form at www.ic3.gov. The analysts at the IC3 will determine which law enforcement agency should handle your complaint and will refer the complaint information on your behalf.
How can I attend the Global Conference on High-Tech and Economic Crime?
NW3C will conduct a Economic & High-Tech Crime Summit in 2008. The event will convene on October 7-8, 2007 in Memphis, TN. NW3C’s Conference on Economic and High-Tech Crime provides the opportunity for fraud prevention, enforcement, and prosecution professionals to share their knowledge, experiences and expertise. The Conference brings together professionals from both private and public organizations dedicated to preventing, investigating, and prosecuting economic and cyber crime.
The attendee fee is $100 for members and $150 for non-members. Registrations can be taken online from the Summit website. How to become a member.
I need current statistics on Internet fraud and economic crime. Where can I find the latest?
NW3C research has provided empirical data crucial to the support of consumer education efforts being deployed by state agencies. Obtain our latest information here.
Where can I learn more about employment opportunities with NW3C?
Available positions are listed online. If you are applying for a position, please be sure to complete an application package. Materials can be found on this Web site in .pdf format.
I'm with the media and would like to speak to a press representative. Who should I contact?
Please e-mail NW3C's Communications Section via this online form.
I've looked everywhere through the site and need to contact NW3C. Where do I go?
Please use the Contact Us page. Your inquiry will be appropriately directed and you will receive a personal reply from NW3C within 1-2 business days.
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