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TSPLUS Advanced Security

Most organizations assume that hackers target them for the value of their information. However, cyber criminals often target systems for their processing power. TSplus Advanced Security provides robust protection against remote desktop attacks.

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SFU LIBRARY ORIENTATION

Explore the process of writing a criminology term paper focusing on the choice of criminals, background information, psychological theories, and research sources. Discover how to access SFU library resources, find online articles, and avoid paying for research. Learn about installing LibKey Nomad fo

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Project Update: TIC Portfolio Monitoring and Strategic Map

The document provides a detailed update on the monitoring of service, programs, and projects related to ICT for July 2023. It includes insights on the strategic map of ICT for the Judiciary, project summaries, project numbers, and progress on specific initiatives like the promotion of Digital Justic

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Understanding Cyber Crimes: History, Categories, and Types

Delve into the world of cyber crimes through an exploration of its history, categories, and types. Discover the evolution of cyber crimes from the first recorded incident in 1820 to modern-day threats like hacking, child pornography, denial of service attacks, and more. Uncover the motives behind th

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Understanding and Preventing Scams: A Comprehensive Guide

Scams can affect anyone, with victims often being over 55 years old. Organized criminals utilize various techniques such as befriending, grooming, and manipulation to exploit individuals. Common scams include identity theft, email scams, and fake job adverts. It's crucial to remain vigilant, never g

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Understanding Asset Recovery: Importance, Processes, Tools, and Global Impact

Asset recovery involves the retrieval of assets wrongfully taken through theft, fraud, or criminal acts. This process is crucial in combating financial crimes, such as money laundering and corruption. The content discusses the significance of asset recovery, various processes involved, tools used, a

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Understanding Beneficial Ownership and DNFBPs in The Bahamas

Corporate vehicles play a crucial role in the global economy but are also misused for illicit activities like money laundering and terrorism financing. This presentation by The Compliance Commission of The Bahamas focuses on defining beneficial owners, meeting regulatory obligations, and addressing

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Cybersecurity Awareness for Small Businesses

Small businesses are increasingly targeted by cyber attacks, with significant financial costs and risks to sensitive data. The Stop.Think.Connect national campaign emphasizes the shared responsibility of individuals, businesses, and communities in practicing safe online habits to secure cyberspace.

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Reflection on Human Rights and Criminals

Explore the complex question of whether criminals should have human rights, delving into the distinctions between absolute and non-absolute rights, and the impact of child labor on human rights. Consider the removal of certain rights from criminals and engage in critical thinking exercises regarding

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Corporate Account Takeover & Information Security Awareness Presentation

Discover the threat of Corporate Account Takeover, a growing electronic crime, where cybercriminals utilize malware to fraudulently access and transfer funds from corporate online banking accounts. Learn about malware, types of transactions targeted, and how criminals exploit victims through various

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Understanding Cuckooing: Risks, Signs, and Support in Modern Safeguarding Context

Cuckooing involves professional criminals targeting vulnerable adults' homes for drug dealing and criminal activities. This article delves into the types of cuckooing, who is at risk, signs to watch out for, and how to provide support in today's safeguarding landscape, highlighting the Care Act (201

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Evolution and Benefits of Flock Safety Cameras in Law Enforcement

Crime is evolving rapidly, and law enforcement needs to adapt to new technology to combat criminals effectively. Flock Safety Cameras offer advantages such as quicker response times, enhanced preventative measures, and improved crime mapping capabilities. These cameras help in scanning license plate

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Evolution of Techno-Crime: From Cars to Computers

New technologies have always provided new opportunities for crime. In the past, the invention of cars led to a surge in criminal activities like bank robberies and theft. Today, computers and e-commerce have opened up a global, automated, and anonymous platform for criminals to operate, creating new

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Understanding Cyber Security and Risks

Cyber security, also known as IT security or computer security, is crucial for safeguarding information systems from theft, damage, and disruption. With the increasing connectivity of devices through the internet, the importance of cyber security cannot be overstated. Cyber risks encompass cyber cri

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Crimes and Punishments in Tudor Stuart Times

Investigate crimes and punishments in Tudor Stuart times, exploring the harsh laws, cruel punishments, and the role of Justice of the Peace. Compare Tudor punishments with modern methods, examining the reasons behind the severity of punishments and the use of torture. Discover how criminals were dea

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Beware of the Grandparent Scam - Protect Yourself from Fraud

The Grandparent Scam is a prevalent form of fraud where scammers impersonate a grandchild in distress, seeking financial assistance. The criminals exploit emotions and pressure victims into sending money through various means. Learn how to spot and avoid falling victim to this scam to safeguard your

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Notorious Criminals: Al Capone and Pablo Escobar

Al Capone and Pablo Escobar were infamous criminals who ran violent empires in Chicago and Colombia, involved in bootlegging, drug trafficking, and other illegal activities. Capone's reign led to the St. Valentine's Day Massacre, while Escobar's ruthless methods made him the "King of Coke." Their cr

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CSI Unit Training Materials Case Study: Tourist Trap

In this CSI training case study, learn about the "Tourist Trap" crime pattern involving criminals targeting tourists driving rental cars. The study covers tactics used to identify victims, evidence collection techniques like documenting bite marks, suspect identification processes, forensic odontolo

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Importance of Updating Devices for Cyber Security

Keeping your devices up to date is crucial for protecting your important data from cyber criminals. Regular updates fix vulnerabilities in operating systems and apps, making it harder for hackers to breach your device. Remember to update not only your device's software but also third-party apps, web

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Understanding Second Conditional and Vocabulary on Types of Crimes

Explore the concept of the second conditional for describing unreal or unlikely future events. Discover a variety of vocabulary related to different types of crimes, criminals, and crime verbs. Practice constructing sentences and learn alternatives for the word "if.

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Life of Gladiators in Ancient Rome

Gladiators in ancient Rome were a diverse group, including slaves, criminals, and prisoners of war, forced into their roles. While some found appeal and wealth in the arena, others faced harsh conditions. Trained by retired gladiators specialized in different fighting styles, they underwent rigorous

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Thought-Provoking Questions on Morality and Ethics

Explore a series of intriguing ethical dilemmas and moral quandaries, such as the concept of freedom in confinement, the ethics of wildlife conservation, the justice system's focus on criminals versus victims, forgiveness, leadership qualities, and belief systems. Reflect on these questions to deepe

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Unveiling Mafia Capitale: A New Profile of Organized Crime and Corruption

Mafia Capitale is a unique criminal network in Rome involving criminals, corrupt officials, and political representatives. Unlike traditional mafias, it operates without strict familial ties, focusing on exploiting foreign refugees and immigrants. This paradigm combines criminal, institutional, hist

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Protect Yourself from Scams in 2024 – Important Tips by Christopher Gallo

Learn how to identify and protect yourself from various scams in 2024, including check fraud, fake check scams, and other prevalent schemes. Gain valuable insights on what fraud criminals aim to achieve, how to safeguard your finances, and practical steps to take if you encounter suspicious activiti

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Exploring Biological Theories of Criminality: Insights and Controversies

Delve into the debate on whether criminals differ from the general population, examining biological theories of criminality and key figures like Johan Casper Lavater and Cesare Lombroso. Explore assumptions that physical characteristics and genetic factors may predispose individuals to criminal beha

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Understanding Legal Concepts of Holding Over & Criminal Activity

This content delves into the legal concepts of holding over and criminal activity in a property leasing context. It covers topics such as judgment on pleadings, acceptance of partial rent, compliance with lease provisions, tender as a defense, and the implications of lease termination and surrender.

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Understanding Identity Theft: Risks for Teens and How to Protect Yourself

Explore the world of identity theft and its potential impact on teenagers. Learn what identity theft entails, why teens are at risk, and the evolving tactics used by criminals. Discover how stolen identities are misused and ways to prevent falling victim to such crimes.

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Life of Gladiators in the Roman Republic

Gladiators in the Roman Republic were typically slaves, criminals, or prisoners of war forced into the role of fighters. While some saw appeal in the life of fame and wealth that successful gladiators enjoyed, others endured rigorous training and strict discipline under the watchful eyes of lanistas

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Early Positivism and the Positive School of Criminology

The early positivist school of criminology, including figures like Lombroso and Gall, focused on applying scientific methods to understand criminal behavior. Phrenology, atavism, and criminal anthropology were key concepts explored, emphasizing determinism and individual offender characteristics. Th

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Understanding Anti-Money Laundering & Terrorist Financing

Anti-Money Laundering & Terrorist Financing are processes used by criminals to hide the origins and ownership of illegal proceeds. This includes not only drug trafficking but also tax evasion, financial fraud, and theft. To combat these activities, designated persons must follow specified procedures

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Reflections on Famous Last Words: A Journey of Faith and Redemption

Explore the profound conversations and final statements of individuals in their last moments, reflecting on themes of redemption, hope, and the transformative power of choosing faith in Jesus. Through the lens of Luke 23:39-43, witness the powerful exchange between two criminals, one receiving salva

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Understanding the Aims of Punishment and Evaluating Deterrence as an Effective Aim

Explore the aims of punishment and the reasons behind punishing criminals in different ways through a series of tasks. Match descriptions to aims, identify and explain key aims of punishment, and evaluate the effectiveness of deterrence as a primary aim. Provide reasoned arguments, consider religiou

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