Abstract
This chapter describes a fictional company in which the high-technology crime investigative manager will establish and manage a high-technology crime investigative unit. This approach provides the reader with a practical baseline model on which to build a corporate high-technology crime prevention program (HTCPP) as part of a corporate asset protection program. Most corporations set their goals and objectives in planning documents such as strategic, tactical, and annual business plans. These plans are key documents for the high-technology crime investigator to use to determine the corporation's future directions. These plans are also key documents that the high-technology crime investigator may be able to use to determine what is expected from the high-technology crime investigator and the HTCPP. The plans should also be used as the basis for writing service and support high-technology crime prevention plans, as separate documents or as sections that are integrated into the identified security and/or corporate planning documents.
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