Abstract
This chapter provides an overview of high-technology-related threats on a global scale. It discusses basic computer systems, sometimes called information systems, which is an absolute necessity if a high-technology crime investigator is to be successful in establishing and managing a high-technology anticrime unit, to manage and supervise successfully high-technology crime investigators, as well as to conduct high-technology crime investigations. Although the discussion of high-technology crimes and establishing and managing a high-technology crime unit is focused primarily on the corporation, it is also generally applicable to government agencies, nonprofit businesses, and the like.
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