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Certified Cryptocurrency Investigator (CCI)

Certified Cryptocurrency Investigator (CCI)
Overview
The Certified Cryptocurrency Investigation Training equips practitioners with the comprehension and competence to trace and investigate transactions on the Blockchain using various cryptocurrency investigation tools provided on-site at the A&D Forensics Lab for six days.
Learning Objectives
- 1.Review the fundamentals of blockchain technology, what it is and how it
- 2.Learn the partnership between Dark Web markets and
- 3.Understand how to track criminal activities using blockchain technology.
- 4.Decipher how cryptocurrency can be used in lawful and illicit transactions.
- 5.Conduct cryptocurrency transaction analysis
- 6.Practice Real-world investigative techniques and methods to analyze crypto crimes
- 7.Earn the credentials of a Certified Cryptocurrency Investigator (CCI)
Course Modules
Module 1: Introduction to Cryptocurrency
Module 2: The Bitcoin Trail
Module 3: The Dark Web
Module 4: Cryptocurrency and the Criminal Element
Module 5: Blockchain Forensics
Prerequisites
- Be proactive
- Have an analytic mindset
- Understand Basics of Blockchain
Exam details
- Multiple choice questions
- 8 hours
- Open notes
- Passing score of at least 80% or better
Upon completion, practitioners will be able to apply practical techniques to discover how criminals utilize cryptocurrency to further illicit activities, and practice proven strategies on how to investigate cryptocurrency transactions using various cryptocurrency investigation tools.
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“ A well-designed course with the right balance between the necessary technical elements and the practical aspect of Investigation and Compliance. Not only law enforcement officers, regulators, Fintech Compliance officers interested in Blockchain, DLT, and Forsenic, should attend. The fact is that if you are working in traditional FinancialCrime, investigation, AML, compliance, Audit, legal, you better hurry up. With more and more investment banks, asset manager, and financial institutions globally getting their feet into this asset class, it is not a choice to ignore, but to understand, including the risk and the evolving regulatory expectations surrounding it. ”
HENRY YU
APEC Head of Financial Crime Compliance, Adjunct Professor, University of HK Faculty of Laws, Natixis