Reviews are in for Introduction to Tactical Hacking by Jeff Neithercutt.
After the book launched in March 2016, POLICE TECHNICAL selected 9 members of law enforcement to evaluate it. Readers like Lieutenant Patrick Sullivan, of the Canton Township Police Department in Michigan, said the author did an excellent job of making the subject matter easy to comprehend.
“Any police officer would benefit from reading this book,” Sullivan added.
Introduction to Tactical Hacking: A Guide for Law Enforcement, POLICE TECHNICAL’s most anticipated book of the year, is now available.
Similar to its predecessors, Cell Phone Investigations and Warrantless Searches, Introduction to Tactical Hacking has a technical nexus designed to serve the LE community. Based on survey results POLICE TECHNICAL collected in Sept. 2015, overall audience response was positive because few comprehensive materials on tactical hacking exists.
POLICE TECHNICAL is now offering Introduction to Social Media Investigation by Jennifer Golbeck. First, we believe you should get to know this prolific and internationally respected Computer Scientist.
When she isn’t teaching Social Network Analysis or Information Technology at the University of Maryland, she is constantly traveling and sharing her research. In fact, she recently spoke to several state/local law enforcement and FBI personnel at the Twin Cities Security Partnership seminar in Minneapolis,
