Understanding The Role of A Cybercrime Advisor

Thomas Dougherty, U.S. DOJ Regional Legal Advisor for Cybercrime in Asia

23-Nov-17 13:30

Understanding The Role of A Cybercrime Advisor

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Cybersecurity is a shared responsibility and we all have to do our part to keep the Internet safe. As cybercriminals gets smarter, it’s about time that we start taking steps to protect ourselves. We speak to Thomas Dougherty, US Department of Justice Regional Legal Advisor for Cybercrime in Asia to learn more about the state of cybercrime here in Malaysia and why does such role exist and based here in Malaysia?

Produced by: Jeff Sandhu

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Tags: tech talk, cybercrime, money laundering, theft, tolen identity, cyber security, us department of justice, doj

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