Investigating online offending against children workshop: Full videoed content available to buy

AYLESBURY, U.K. - Oct. 22, 2014 - PRLog -- The workshop is a must for investigators who want to improve their understanding of how offenders use the online environment to commit crimes against children. It also provides a greater understanding of how offenders behave in the online environment including ‘grooming’ behaviour.

It was led by Jonathan Taylor who is one of the leading internet investigators in the UK with regards to online offending against children. He has built up a wealth of experience as a covert internet investigator with the Met’s Child Abuse Investigation Command and now provides training to investigators and other professionals with his company Besafe Online.

The workshop includes:
•  A look at how the internet is used to motivate and justify online child sex offending
•  An insight into children’s risk taking behaviour and its exploitation by offenders
•  An insight into new and emerging online environment and identified online areas shared between sex offenders and victims.

It also includes:
•  A look at the Spectrum of Confidence (Offender) and the Spectrum of Vulnerability (Victim) and their implications
•  How the spiral of sexual abuse (a theoretical model for understanding and explaining child sexual abuse) relates to internet offenders.
•  What is ‘unallocated space’ and ‘internet cache’ in relation to evidence and offender methodology and typology
•  ACPO Guidelines concerning search and seizure of electronic evidence

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