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• TITLE: Enhancing Police Officers’ Cybercrime Investigation Skills Using a Checklist Tool

  AUTHORS: Abdelkhalek Ibrahim Alastal, Ashraf Hassan Shaqfa

  KEYWORDS: Cybercrimes, Cyber Security, Digital Forensic, Police Officer, Skills, Checklist

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Data Analysis and Information Processing, Vol.11 No.2, April 4, 2023

  ABSTRACT: This paper addressed the current state of police officers’ capabilities, skills, and their readiness to deal with the developments of cybercrime. This study discussed definition of cybercrime, cybercrime categories as well as comparison between traditional criminal techniques and cybercrime. As the abilities and skills required for detectives to investigate cybercrime have been discussed. Additionally, literature review and related work, was addressed challenges role of the police in combating cybercrime and facing cybercrime policing. We proposed the main tool in the study which is “Checklist of essential skills for a cybercrime investigator”. Thus, to gain the ability to Identify technical and practical requirements in terms of skills, programs, and equipment to achieve effective and professional results in fight cybercrimes.