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Achieve the best outcomes in the pursuit of justice and in support of victims Maximising opportunities from digital forensics in relation to crime prevention and detection Metropolitan Police, 2019
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Achieve the best outcomes in the pursuit of justice and in support of victims Improving investigative outcomes and detection rates, particularly in relation to crime with a digital footprint Metropolitan Police, 2019
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Protection of infrastructure, transport, crowded and open places Real world threat detection and mitigation capability, ensuring minimal impact on privacy rights. This includes the exploitation of more of the electromagnetic spectrum; compressive sensing; connectivity; use of video analytics; the internet of things; wider use of smart technologies including tracking and remote systems; advanced materials; informatics. ###Threats in the stream of commerce (including people, vehicles, freight, parcels; to detect threats to safety, security, economy, health): Home Office, 2019
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Preventing terrorism and SOC Approaches that deter people from getting involved in cyber crime, moving deeper into cyber crime and/or reoffending. Home Office, 2019
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The terrorist and serious and organised crime (SOC) landscape Use of technology by organised criminals, and changes to the threat due to future technologies. Home Office, 2019
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Police and fire services Constructing secure evidential cases against offenders in a changing technological context. Home Office, 2019
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Autonomous and unmanned systems (note implications for homeland security as well as public safety) Developing assurances and standards for technology designed to safely and effectively respond to instances of malicious, illegal use of autonomous and unmanned systems across sectors. Home Office, 2019
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Autonomous and unmanned systems (note implications for homeland security as well as public safety) Preventing criminal, hostile or mischievous use of autonomous and unmanned systems, or attacks of the systems themselves, especially through “security by design”. Home Office, 2019
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Money laundering, alternative currencies and distributed ledger technologies Capability against money laundering and other illicit transactions, including relating to alternative currencies. Home Office, 2019
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Child sexual exploitation Common insights across different “hidden crimes”. Home Office, 2019
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The changing landscape of crime The nature and extent of business crime. Home Office, 2019
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Trade in services and digital trade (guiding research) How much of an obstacle is cyber-security in the development of the UK’s digital trade capacity? Department for International Trade, 2020
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Adapting to a changing security environment Closing the window between becoming aware of a potential technical exploit and action to plug the vulnerability reduces exposure to systems compromise. How can we best apply automation across government’s cyber security practices to ensure that potential exploits are addressed as quickly as possible? What are the risks and opportunities? What are the dependencies on other technology? Are there ethical or considerations in this area? Cabinet Office, 2019
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