Cybercrime and Cyber Criminology
Welcome to the “Cybercrime at U.A.” website, a hub for researchers, practitioners, policymakers, students, and anyone interested in cybercrime and cybersecurity-related topics. This site reports the latest information on cutting-edge research and other cyber initiatives at the University of Alabama involving international cybersecurity matters, criminal activities on the Tor Network, and online criminality.
The Joint Electronic Crimes Task Force (JECTF), partnering with the University of Alabama, announced the completion of the Network Intrusion Lab (NIL) in early 2017. The NIL is located in Cyber Hall and houses a large training space serving both law enforcement officers and UA students, as well as secure, dedicated research space for criminologists and forensic examiners. Visit the JECTF page for details on evidence intake hours and procedures, internship opportunities, and additional information.
Interested in obtaining a minor at the University of Alabama in Cyber Criminology? Or, perhaps you are a graduate student interested in study matters of crime and criminal justice related to the cyber domain? To stay up-to-date on these and other cyber-related initiatives at The University of Alabama, visit Cyber @ UA.