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U.S. LAW ENFORCEMENT
PRIVATE SECTOR - INTERNATIONAL
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Us
NW3C provides a nationwide support system for law enforcement and regulatory agencies tasked with the prevention, investigation and prosecution of economic and high-tech crime.
NW3C LEADERSHIP
NW3C’s leadership is comprised of a Board of Directors and Executive Management who help guide and direct our ongoing mission and vision of supporting the needs of state, local, tribal and territorial Law Enforcement.
CYBER ADVISORY BOARD
NW3C’s Cyber Advisory Board is comprised of state and local law enforcement, private sector, and academic cyber experts. This board ensures that we are training on tools and techniques to combat the latest hi-tech crimes.
PROSECUTORIAL & JUDICIAL ADVISORY BOARD
NW3C’s Prosecutorial & Judicial Advisory Board is comprised of prosecutors, judges, and other legal experts. This board ensures that we are current and aware of emerging ethical and statutory requirements and the authenticity and admissibility of evidence.
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Access NW3C’s growing library of online training
on relevant topics like virtual currency,
encryption, and the dark web.
U.S. Law Enforcement
Private Sector/International
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NW3C
Certifications
For over 40 years, NW3C’s comprehensive training programs have helped law enforcement professionals master the principles, concepts, and skills they need to fight cyber and economic crime. Our newest initiative offers law enforcement and the private sector the opportunity to earn professional certifications. NW3C certifications, backed by our industry-leading expertise and reputation, attest to demonstrated competence in digital forensics and/or the investigation of illegal financial activity.
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An online toolkit designed to meet the specific
and practical needs of chiefs, investigators, line
officers, digital forensic examiners, technical
support staff and other practitioners.
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