PrivSec Global will welcome representatives from the U.S. Department of Justice and the US Secret Service for a discussion on Law Enforcement actions after criminal activites reports.
Jessica Peck, Senior Counsel for the Computer Crime and Intellectual Property Section (CCIPS), U.S. Department of Justice
“You don’t always know what the bigger picture is – something that seems a $10,000 fraud might actually be part of a far bigger web of criminal activity, so it’s extremely important that people report events.”
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Join us for a balanced exploration of these issues and gain fresh insights into the ongoing evolution of data protection regulations.
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