CyberWise
Online training for the criminal justice system
Non-technical, easy to understand online training for professionals in the criminal justice system who deal with online offending and cybercrime.
ABOUT
CyberWise Founder
Christopher Wise
Chris has been working within the IT industry for 20 years, for the last 8 years specifically within cybersecurity for organisations in the UK as well as abroad. He has provided consultancy services for the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (IICSA), Homeland Security (UK), and the Ministry of Defence.
Chris has given talks about online offending to professionals in criminal justice system at key conferences, including for the British Psychological Society Forensic Psychology Division. Christopher has a passion for security, privacy and helping non-technical professionals understand his area of expertise.
PUBLICATIONS
Understanding the technology behind online offending provides a comprehensive overview of the latest research on online offending and cybercrime. It covers a range of topics including the psychology of online offenders, the impact of technology on criminal behaviour, and the challenges of investigating online crime.
"This is a remarkable and unique body of work which certainly fulfils its dual aims of explaining the diverse nature of, and legal frameworks surrounding online offending, whilst demystifying the technologies that enable these crimes. Its strength and value lie in the use of simple, non-technical language illuminated by relatable analogies."
SERVICES
On-demand Training
Our online training courses will be available starting in summer 2025. These courses are designed to provide comprehensive, non-technical training for professionals in the criminal justice system. Stay ahead of the curve and enhance your understanding of online offending and cybercrime. Register your interest now to receive updates and be the first to know when our courses are available. Don't miss out on this opportunity to advance your skills and knowledge.
Speaker
Chris is available to speak at conferences and companies about the latest technology trends in online offending. His talks cover a range of topics including cybersecurity, privacy, and the impact of technology on criminal behavior. Chris's presentations are tailored to non-technical audiences, ensuring that everyone can understand and benefit from his expertise.
Getting in touch
For all enquiries please either use our contact form or drop me a message via LinkedIn