Cybercrime is becoming ever more pervasive and yet the lack of consensus surrounding
what constitutes a cybercrime has a significant impact on society, legal and policy response …

Cybercrime is a growing issue, still not fully understood by researchers or policing/law
enforcement communities. UK Government reports assert that victims of cybercrime were …

The previous chapters explored cybercriminal activities associated with computer intrusion
and manipulation, which are generally labelled as hacking. This chapter critically explores …

Widespread adoption of the Internet and mobile technologies has allowed for easy access to
a variety of global services. Despite the many legitimate goods and services provided by …

Purpose This paper explores the various challenges associated with policing cybercrime,
arguing that a failure to improve law enforcement responses to cybercrime may negatively …

The extant literature has demonstrated that there is a need for more empirical research on
the subject of policing cybercrime. This article makes a contribution and offers a qualitative …

Purpose Cybercrime is the greatest threat facing law enforcement agencies in England and
Wales. Although these crimes are transnational by nature, the burden of response has been …

Technology has dramatically simplified the process of engaging in a variety of crimes,
particularly the distribution of child exploitation materials, or CEM. The ability to share photos …

Cybercrime is a major challenge facing the world, with estimated costs ranging from the
hundreds of millions to the trillions. Despite the threat it poses, cybercrime is somewhat an …

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to use Maguire's (2003) theory of police organizations
to explain whether police agencies dedicate specific personnel to cybercrime response …