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74 FBI L. Enforcement Bull. 14 (2005)
Defending against Cybercrime and Terrorism: A New Role for Universities

handle is hein.journals/fbileb74 and id is 15 raw text is: Defending Against Cybercrime and Terrorism A New Role for Universities By TONY AEILTS With the growth of technological access, systems, and re- sources, cyber-related crimes are on the rise in many commu- nities. How will local law enforcement agencies address the growth of high-tech crime in the future? What impact will terrorism have on the nation's technological infrastructure, and how do we protect against it? The high-tech industry is vital to the nation's economy and its future. Industries, busi- nesses, government agencies, and private households all benefit from a healthy and well-protected technological environment. And, everyone wants reassurance that commu- nications, financial operations, and technological infrastructure are closely guarded. The rising fear of cyber-related crime not only inhibits the use of develop- ing technology but adversely affects national economic conditions. The FBI estimates that the average loss for a 14 / FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin

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