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"The web environment lacks technological frontiers", as stated by the Chief Inspector of UDEV Technology Group III offenses, the Judicial Police Provincial Brigade of the Supreme Headquarters of Murcia, Carlos Walter Karlsson.

The researcher participated in the Second Law and Information Day, 'Forensic Computing', held yesterday at the UCAM, under the Official Master of Law and Legal Practice.

The activity was organized by the law degrees, Computer Science and Criminology at the Catholic University in collaboration with the Directorate General of Police and the University of Oviedo, represented by the expert in Computer Expertise, Xaviel García Pañiera.

Tech crime expert, Carlos Walter Karlsson, in his speech discussed the various crimes committed under the new Information Technologies such as Internet, TV or mobile telephony.

The Inspector Karlsson said about the difficulties they are facing the police in combating the new crimes such as Phishing (Internet scams) carding (fraud through fraudulent use of credit cards), or Grooming, a new crime related to the safety of minors on the Internet, among others.

"Today is not enough to be good cops.

To achieve effective results in the fight against cybercrime requires the coordinated, national and international level, the various state security agencies, INTERPOL, special units, brigades and technology research groups. "

The Chief Inspector of Crime Technological Murcia, called in this regard by a smooth coordination between law enforcement agencies.

Then, the computer expert at the University of Oviedo, Xaviel García Pañiera, gave a lecture entitled 'Computer Expertise: attorney-expert collaboration. "

Pañiera Garcia said during his speech that both must work in symbiosis, so that their work is as effective as possible and stressed as fundamental characteristics of a good professional expertise, persuasion, the inquisitiveness, the ability to write and communicate in an appropriate and the ability to reason.

Source: UCAM