Ten tools every cyber cop needs
January 27, 2017Author: William "Bud" Roth
Categories: Cyber beat
What tools are necessary for law enforcement officers to successfully convict cybercriminals? In this presentation, William “Bud” Roth, Non-Resident Fellow for Cybersecurity at Sasakawa USA, details a capability assessment model for computer crime.
Tags: criminal case, cyber beat, cyber blog, cyber crime, cybercrime, cybersecurity, evidence, hackers, law enforcement, police, Technology, william bud roth
Deputizing private sector cybersecurity firms to fight cyber crime
September 26, 2016Author: William “Bud” Roth
Categories: Cyber beat, Sasakawa USA Blog
In 2015, U.S. businesses suffered an estimated 150 successful hacks per week, with an average cleanup cost of $6.5m, writes Sasakawa USA’s William “Bud” Roth, who proposes the government can compensate for the lack of capacity by deputizing members of the private sector.
Tags: bounty hunters, contract, cyber attacks, cyber beat, cyber blog, cyber crime, cybersecurity, depute, deputing, deputize, fbi, intelligence, investigation, law enforcement, pinkerton, ponemon institute
Japan gets serious about cybersecurity as Olympics approach
April 18, 2016Author: The Journal
Categories: In the News
Japan’s new strategy to combat cybercrime will take time to become effective but is vital to containing and reducing cyber threats, Sasakawa USA’s Admiral Dennis C. Blair said in an article by Richard Smart for The Journal and featured in Japan Today.
Tags: admiral dennis blair, cyber attack, cyber crime, cybersecurity, Dennis Blair, Japan, japan today, law enforcement, Technology, the journal