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Cyber Crime Center

Last Updated: | Press Releases

DHS Cyber Crimes Center Expands Global Reach to Combat Transnational Cybercrime

WASHINGTON — The Department of Homeland Security's Cyber Crimes Center has announced the expansion of its global presence with the addition of four new International Cyber Investigations Liaison positions.

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New Class of 28 Military Veterans Join HERO Corps, Wounded Warriors Trained to Join HSI’s Fight Against Child Exploitation

WASHINGTON — DHS and HSI welcomed 28 new computer forensic analysts to their ranks Sept. 12. The ceremony, held at the HSI headquarters in Washington, D.C., was notably the largest graduation ceremony to date.

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HSI Partners With Scouting America to Combat Online Child Exploitation and Abuse

WASHINGTON — The HSI-led DHS Cyber Crimes Center partnered with Scouting America’s Middle America Tennessee Council recently to provide the first of many presentations of its Project iGuardian program to scouts.

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Investigating Cybercrime

HSI is a worldwide law enforcement leader in dark net and other cyber-related criminal investigations.

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Fact Sheet: DHS Efforts to Combat Child Exploitation and Abuse

DHS is dedicated to battling child exploitation and abuse from every angle: identifying and rescuing victims, protecting and supporting victims and survivors, locating and apprehending perpetrators, and raising awareness through public education and outreach.

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What DHS does during a Cyber Attack

The United States depends on Critical Infrastructure to support national defense, public health and safety, economic vitality, and overarching society well-being. Disruptions or significant damage to Critical Infrastructure could result in potentially catastrophic and cascading consequences to the Nation. Here’s what DHS does during an incident against critical information technology systems.

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Cyber Crime Cases

In the age of the Internet, crime has truly gone global. Explore how DHS’ digital detectives track down cyber criminals, no matter where in the world they hide.

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Written testimony of ICE for a House Homeland Security Subcommittee on Border and Maritime Security hearing titled “The Outer Ring of Border Security: DHS’s International Security Programs”

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Homeland Security Investigations International Operations Assistant Director Lev Kubiak addresses the international engagement and enforcement efforts of ICE.

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Written testimony of ICE Homeland Security Investigations for a Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on Homeland Security hearing titled “Investing in Cybersecurity: Understanding Risks and Building Capabilities for the Future”

U.S. Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Homeland Security Investigations Executive Associate Director Peter Edge addresses cyber security and the impact ICE’s Cyber Crime Center (C3) makes with respect to protecting the nation's borders and enhancing public safety.