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Keeping pace with evolving cybercrime in West Africa

Cybercrimes with increasingly sophisticated digital techniques like investment fraud, pig-butchering scams, and fake trading platforms are creating new challenges for investigators West Africa.
This session will explore the trends currently having the greatest impact in Ghana and the wider region, why new fraud methods spread so quickly, and how constantly changing technologies are making digital evidence more difficult to identify, collect, and analyze.
The discussion will also examine the operational improvements investigators need, the role of collaboration with technology providers, and the practical steps agencies can take to strengthen their response and stay ahead of emerging threats.
After viewing this webinar, you can download a certificate of completion from the event console.
Ashley Knight
Platform Consultant
Terence Addey Adams
Digital Forensics (Lead) & Cybercrime Investigator, Ghana Police Service
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51 Mins

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