CIC

forms of digital/technological inquiries. The Center
aims to connect various interdisciplinary sectors in
a global initiative to combat and address burgeoning
issues pertaining to various forms of cybercrime(s)
and/or online activities.

Main Goals

To establish international partnerships, conduct

collaborative research, and provide law
enforcement training to global audiences

interested in cybercrime and cybersecurity

To become a leader and sustainable source of
scholarship, training, and service in cybercrime
and cybersecurity for both national and
international communities

To provide potential research opportunities
that allow students to develop skills
for the purposes of career advancement

Three specialized units are recognized
within the scope of the Center:
(1) Networking, (2) Research, and
(3) Professional Training.

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PRESIDENT

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OUR ADVISORY BOARD

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CIC TEAM

FOCAL AREAS

NETWORKING

The Networking unit focuses on bridging the gap

between scholars, practitioners, and policy makers

so that fluid knowledge sharing can occur and

collaboration can be had.

RESEARCH

The main objective of this unit is to heighten
the expertise and proficiency of empirical
and practical knowledge within cybercrime,
while providing a space and
forum for interdisciplinary collaboration.

TRAINING

The Training unit provides simple but clear
guidelines for practitioners, which include
(but are not limited to): law enforcement, specialized practitioners, educators, and policy makers.

TRAINING

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CYBERCRIME PREVENTION PROGRAM

Your donation will support cybersecurity
training, education, and research for promoting various cybercrime prevention programs.

ABOUT US

CIC is an interdisciplinary laboratory that provides collaborative, multi-lateral alliances to
educate, train, and recommend policy implications to professions dealing with cybercrime,
cyber-security, and other forms of digital/technological inquiries. The Center aims to connect
various interdisciplinary sectors in a global initiative to combat and address burgeoning issues
pertaining to various forms of cybercrime(s) and/or online activities.

Over

3 billion

Active social network
users worldwide

1 in
3 Americans

The victim of a
cyber-attack

Over

$6 trillion

Predicted cybercrime
cost in 2021

Every
14 seconds

Ransomware attack

Main Goals

To establish international partnerships, conduct collaborative research, and provide law
enforcement training to global audiences interested in cybercrime and cybersecurity

To become a leader and sustainable source of scholarship, training, and service in
cybercrime and cybersecurity for both national and international communities

To provide potential research opportunities that allow students to
develop skills for the purposes of career advancement

Three specialized units are recognized within the scope of the Center:
(1) Networking, (2) Research, and (3) Professional Training.

icon

PRESIDENT

icon

OUR ADVISORY BOARD

icon

CIC TEAM

FOCAL AREAS

NETWORKING

The Networking unit focuses on bridging
the gap between scholars, practitioners,
and policy makers so that fluid knowledge sharing can occur and collaboration can be had.

RESEARCH

The main objective of this unit is to heighten
the expertise and proficiency of empirical
and practical knowledge within cybercrime, while providing a space and
forum for interdisciplinary collaboration.

TRAINING

The Training unit provides simple but clear guidelines for practitioners, which include (but are not limited to): law enforcement, specialized practitioners, educators, and policy makers.