Call for Chapters: Contribute to the Book “Cyber Crime – From Theory to Practice”

The Future Crime Research Foundation (FCRF), a leading not-for-profit organization specializing in cybercrime research and solutions, has announced its latest ambitious initiative—a comprehensive publication titled “Cyber Crime: Theory to Practice – A Comprehensive Guide for Law Enforcement.”

This book is set to bridge the critical gap between theoretical knowledge and practical applications in the field of cybercrime investigations. With a focus on both emerging challenges and global perspectives, it promises to become a definitive resource for law enforcement agencies (LEAs), corporate professionals, and cybersecurity practitioners worldwide.

A Comprehensive Guide to Evolving Cyber Threats

The upcoming publication will delve into a wide range of contemporary cybercrime topics, including:

Cyber Forensics Domain

1. Digital Forensic & eDiscovery

2. Computer Forensic Hardware

3. Triage & Live Forensic

4. Post Breach Detection

5. Video Forensics

6. Computer Forensic & Internet Artifacts

7. Radio Frequency Shielding Solutions

8. Enterprise Information Management

9. Mobile Forensic Solutions

10. Mobile & IoT Forensics

11. Voice Biometrics

12. MAC & iOS Forensic Solution

13. JTAG & Chip-Off Investigation

14. Social Media Analytics

15. Mobile DFIR Solutions

16. Banking Fraud Analytics

17. AML (Money Laundering) /CFT Analytical Tool

18. CDR/IPDR/PCAP analysis

19. DVR/NVR/CCTV Video Forensic

20. Damage Harddrive Forensic

21. Network Forensic

22. Blockchain Investigation

23. Cryptocurrency Investigation

24. Decryption/Password Recovery Tool

25. Cloud Forensics

26. AI Analytical Tool

27. DarkWeb Analytics

28. OSINT

29. Face Recognition Technology

30. Big Data Analytics Platform

31. Malware Analysis

32. Email Forensics

33. Ransomeware investigation

34. Forensic Workstation

35. Forensic Server

36. Technical Surveillance counter Measures

37. Case Management softwares

38. Vehicle Forensic

39. GPS forensics

40. Drone Forensic

41. Photo/ Image Forensics

42. GRC Platform

43. BTS Hunter

44. IMSI Catcher

45. VoIP Forensics

46. Financial Forensics Tools

47. Mobile Forensic Laboratory

48. CSAM Investigation Tool

49.Database Forensics

50.Digital Forensics Services & Training

Cyber-security Domain

1. Zero Trust Security

2. Cyber Deception Platform

3. Phishing Detection & Remediation

4. Email Authentication

5. Post Breach Detection

6. Privileged Access Management

7. Public Attack Surface Protection

8. Encryption Management

9. Data Protection

10. Cloud Security

11. Data-Centric Security

12. Data Discovery & Classification

13. Trusted Identities & Second Transaction

14. Threat Intelligence Platform

15. SOC/SOAR

16. Various technical surveillance and interception tools

17. Mobile Security

18. Brand Reputation management

19. Data Breach Monitoring , Notification & compliance

20. GDPR/ISO 27001/PCI-DSS/ SOX / HIPPA

21. SCADA Security

22. EDR (Endpoint Detection & Response)

What makes this book unique is its holistic approach, combining theoretical insights with practical case studies and real-world solutions. As cyber threats continue to evolve at an unprecedented pace, this book aims to empower readers with actionable knowledge and strategies to combat these challenges effectively.

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Call for Contributions: Share Your Expertise

The FCRF is inviting contributions from thought leaders, seasoned practitioners, and domain experts from around the world. Contributors can share their insights, experiences, and solutions in addressing cybercrime. Submissions are expected to be between 3,000 to 7,000 words and can include analysis, case studies, or practical methodologies.

“This is an incredible opportunity for experts to share their expertise and contribute to a cause that impacts everyone—ensuring a safer digital world,” said Prof. Triveni Singh, the book’s editor and a renowned cybercrime investigator. Prof. Singh is a former IPS officer with extensive experience in tackling complex cyber and financial crimes. As the Chief Mentor of FCRF, his guidance has been instrumental in addressing technology-driven crimes.

Supporting a Noble Cause

Proceeds from the book’s sales will go towards supporting the FCRF’s mission of combating cybercrime and building a safer digital ecosystem. As a not-for-profit organization, FCRF is committed to conducting cutting-edge research and training programs that equip law enforcement and other stakeholders with the tools they need to address the challenges posed by cybercrime.

How to Contribute

Interested contributors can submit their work to Prof. Triveni Singh, at triveni@futurecrime.org. To streamline the process, potential contributors are also requested to fill out their details via the following link: Contribution Form.

The deadline for submissions is 15th January 2025, but experts are encouraged to express their interest promptly.

A Collaborative Effort to Combat Cybercrime

This initiative highlights FCRF’s unwavering commitment to fostering collaboration between experts and stakeholders in the fight against cybercrime. By bringing together diverse perspectives, the foundation aims to produce a resource that not only educates but also equips readers with practical tools to address the evolving nature of digital threats.

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