Crime prevention through environmental design (CPTED) is a non-punitive method for reducing crime the of built environment. The relevance CPTED strategies, however, less clear in context computing environments. Building upon prior research indicating that environments may change computer users’ behaviors, this study tests effectiveness CPTED-based approaches mitigating system-trespassing events...

This paper aims to study the Countermeasures of big data security management in prevention and control computer network crime absence relevant legislation judicial practice. Starting from concepts definitions crime, this puts forward comparison matrix, investigation statistics method characteristic measure crime. Through methods scene investigation, tracking, studies countermeasures perspective...

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Crime scenes can always be explained in multiple ways. Traces alone do not provide enough information to infer a whole series of events that has taken place; they only provide clues for these inferences. CSIs need additional information to be able to interpret observed traces. In the near future, a new source of information that could help to interpret a crime scene and testing hypotheses will ...

Crime continues to cast a shadow over citizen well-being in big cities today, while also imposing huge economic and social costs. Timely understanding of how criminality emerges and how crime patterns evolve is crucial to anticipating crime, dealing with it when it occurs and developing public confidence in the police service. Every day, about 10,000 crime incidents are reported by citizens, re...

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