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Cybercrime Investigators navigate dark web forums, trace cybercriminal activity, and conduct covert investigations. They follow forensic and legal standards to gather evidence and respond to cybercrimes.

What You'll Do

Digital Evidence Integrity

Collect, preserve, and meticulously document digital evidence ensuring forensic integrity and admissibility in cybersecurity investigations.

Cybercrime Threat Intelligence

Analyze cyber threats, perform malware and incident analysis, and leverage intelligence from dark web sources to identify cybercriminal actors.

Investigative Legal Compliance

Conduct interviews, interrogate suspects, and apply behavioral analysis within legal frameworks to determine culpability in cybercrime cases.

Similar Roles

Digital Evidence Analysis (OPM 211)

NICE: Investigation

Responsible for identifying, collecting, examining, and preserving digital evidence using controlled and documented analytical and investigative techniques.

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There are numerous different roles in cybersecurity and where you fit depends on your interest level. SANS New to Cyber offers courses, certifications, and free resources for anyone interested in getting started in cybersecurity.

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