With the growing number of motor vehicle thefts, law enforcement needs specialized knowledge to and training to identify stolen vehicles. This program provides hands on training, and practical and technical skills that law enforcement can immediately use in investigations.
Read MoreThe New York Anti Car Theft and Fraud Association (NYACT) and NYSSIU (New York State Chapter of Special Investigation Units) presented their Fall 2023 Anti-Fraud Conference at the Turning Stone Resort.
Read MoreWith the growing complexity of today's vehicles, fire/arson investigators need specialized knowledge to accurately investigate and determine the origin and cause of vehicle fires. This program provides hands-on training, and practical and technical skills that investigators can immediately use in investigations.
Read MoreNew York State Inspector General Attorney Lucy Lang and Kevin Holland Master Sergeant, Former Navy SEAL Team 6 and Delta Force, will be speaking at the NYACT Annual Education Conference on Nov. 9 at the Heritage Club in Bethpage, NY.
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Read MoreNew York Anti Car Theft and Fraud Association (NYACT) assists state officials to provide law enforcement training and distribute a new identification tagging system to reduce catalytic converter thefts.
Read MoreKeynote presentation will feature Roger Cressey, NBC Counter-terrorism Analyst & Former Presidential Advisor, in addition to specialists on gathering intelligence online, criminal activity using temporary license tags, identity theft, and catalytic converter and key fob theft investigations.
Read MoreWith the growing complexity of today's vehicles, fire/arson investigators need specialized knowledge to accurately investigate and determine the origin and cause of vehicle fires. This program provides hands-on training and practical and technical skills that investigators can immediately use in investigations.
Read More75% of the survey participants have bought a fake product last year. 57% did so unwittingly. A large group of consumers is willing to buy a coronavirus vaccine online, making them extra vulnerable towards scammers.
Read MoreConference Chairs from Cambridge University and University of Ottawa Take Reins for APWG eCrime XVI in the First Change of Symposium's Executive Chairs in Post-Pandemic Epoch
Read MoreVoluntary help, digital blackmailing, and a trip you'll have to postpone - ReviewTopDating.com reveals 3 main methods online scammers use on dating websites. Also: tips on how to prevent becoming scammers' victim and what to do if you got scammed. Spoiler: stop communication immediately and contact the support of the dating website where you met. More details in the new read from ReviewTopDating.
Read MoreThe Corporate Transparency Act will modernize our nation's anti-money laundering rules, including through the important step of collecting beneficial ownership information at the time of company formation to help U.S. law enforcement communities fight corruption, organized crime, and terrorism.
Read MoreIn attempting to predict financial misreporting, what firms are saying may be more important than how they're saying it, according to new research from three Gies College of Business scholars.
Read MorePackaging Industry leader Label Impressions offers a one-stop shop for NeuroTags' award-winning technology that combines unprecedented retail customer connectivity, post-purchase automated marketing and patent pending anti-counterfeiting in a single, integrated and extremely cost-effective platform.
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