NATIONAL SHERIFF'S ASSOCIATION, GLOBAL CENTER FOR PUBLIC SAFETY, INSTITUTE FOR CYBERSECURITYCyberattacks are now one of the largest threats to security, affecting every aspect of our lives. Federal intelligence agencies, law enforcement officials, private sector companies and organizations have all reported an increasing trend in cyber based crime. Nothing is immune to attack – whether it is our personal information, companies and agencies with which we do business, our infrastructure, or our families and children.Law enforcement, as an ever constant evolving profession, must address the new way crimes are being committed by actors around the world, while maintaining the trust and confidence of those whom they are sworn to protect.In response, the National Sheriffs' Association (NSA), Global Center for Public Safety has created the Institute for Cybersecurity. Training courses and certifications have been designed specifically for law enforcement to arm them with the understanding and knowledge they need to, not only conduct criminal investigations and develop intelligence, but to provide meaningful information to those they serve. Courses are taught in 2-hour, 4-hour or 8-hour blocks of instruction and can be adjusted to meet the needs of a particular department or law enforcement officer.Additionally, a 40-hour certification course is being offered for cyber investigators that aligns with the federal knowledge, skills and abilities (KSAs) for the NICE Cyber Investigator position.All courses are currently being taught face-to face by subject matter experts, most of whom have a law enforcement background, traveling to your agency.COURSES:Introduction to CybersecuritySocial Media for Law EnforcementFundamentals of RansomwareUnderstanding Crypto CurrencyThe Dark WebLaw Enforcement and the Fusion Center#cybersecurity #cyber #sheriff #lawenforcement #police #cybertraining