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NW3CNational White Collar Crime Center (US FBI)
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The aim of the NW3C in administering the National Public Survey on White Collar Crime was to add broader and more-current information to the insights furnished by prior surveys.
The battle against White-Collar Crime: "The exponential growth of ... by Johnston, Richard / USA Today (Magazine)
Not only will the site serve as a centralized source to educate and support the intended victims of internet related crimes, but it will also enhance NW3C and IC3's mission of supporting state and local law enforcement agencies nationwide in the fight against this borderless crime.
Federal Law Enforcement and Industry Task Force Unveils Campaign to ... by Business Wire
V-ONE technology allows NW3C to securely share important information while ensuring user identification and authentication, end-to-end encryption (through any network infrastructure and firewalls), access control based on user identity or group affiliation, and audit logging.
V-ONE Corporation Secures Information Sharing for National White ... by Business Wire
 
 
 
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