Investigating the Dark Web Workshop - 24 May 2016

AYLESBURY, U.K. - March 18, 2016 - PRLog -- The Investigator is hosting this 'not to be missed' one day workshop that explores the extent and nature of criminality on the Dark Web.

Shrouded in mystery, the Dark Web poses a real problem for investigators as it cannot be accessed freely like the conventional web without the use of specialised encryption software.

Cyber criminals are flocking to the Dark Web to take part in illegal online activity as they can ply their trade with relative anonymity and evade justice.

Our workshop aims to shine a light on the Dark Web for first time and we are pleased to feature expert speakers who will present exclusive research about:
• The extent of criminality on the Dark Web
• A breakdown of the crimes being committed on the Dark Web

We'll also be exploring:
• Definitions of Dark Web, Dark Net and Deep Web
• Challenges that exist to investigating on the dark web and how to address these challenges
• Investigative opportunities that exist to apprehend criminals who are operating on the Dark Web
• Best practice around how to investigate crimes on the Dark Web and the investigative opportunities that exist
• Legislation around investigating the Dark Web

PLUS: A series of live demonstrations that will reveal actual Dark Web sites.

Did you know? Facts about the Dark Web
• 52 per cent of activity that takes place in the Dark Web is illegal
• The most common languages used on the Dark Web are English, followed by German and Chinese
• Illegal activity on the Dark Web includes drugs, financial fraud, pornography, weapons

Find out more by attending our workshop!

Confirmed speakers
Thomas Olofson, author of 'Shining a Light on the Dark Web' thought to be one of the first studies of criminality on the Dark Web. Thomas has a wealth of experience as a cyber crime specialist. He works for leading cyber threat intelligence experts Intelliagg.

Colin Tansley, a former detective superintendent at West Yorkshire Police and Cleveland Police who has 25 years' service as a police officer with a particular specialism as an investigator. He is now an independent investigator and intelligence specialist who runs Intelect Solution. A qualified trainer for more than 15 years, he lectures and trains public and private sector personnel across the world in online investigation techniques.

Who should attend?
Investigators of all ranks who are working in a cyber crime capacity.

HOW TO BOOK
Cost: £195.00 per delegate

Venue: Rothley Court Hotel, Westfield Lane, Rothley, Leicestershire, LE7 7LG
Accommodation is available at the hotel, click HERE to visit the website

Details: Registration 9.30am, start time 10am, finish 3pm.
Refreshments and lunch are included in the price.

Booking: Please send the delegates name(s), email address and purchase
order to info@the-investigator.co.uk or telephone 0844 660 8707 for further information. Payment can be made by debit/credit card or Paypal.

The Investigator
13 Station Road, Stoke Mandeville, Bucks, HP22 5UL
Tel: 0844 6608707
info@the-investigator.co.uk
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