Cyber Crime
The Cyber Crime Unit of the Public Integrity Division provides comprehensive investigation, prosecution, training and public awareness on crimes involving the use of a computer and the Internet. The Unit also provides technical assistance to state, local and federal law enforcement officials in the investigation of electronic crimes as well as the seizure of computers and other digital evidence.
- Resources for Kids
- Internet Dos and Don'ts - Fun, Safe websites for kids to join and play.
- Facebook Promises
- Facebook Promises & Safety Tips, Monitoring Software Information
- Resources for Parents
- The best way for you to keep your child's online experience safe is to educate yourself. Our parent resources offers parents information regarding the internet and resources to help get you up to speed.
- Common On line Terms and Definitions
- Our common On line terms and definitions is a good way to helping parents come up to speed with the internet.
- Cyberbullying
- Research conducted by the National Crime Prevention Council (NCPC) shows that more than 4 in 10 teenagers experienced some form of cyberbullying in the previous year. Yet, only 1 in 10 of these teenagers told their parents about it. Click here to learn more about cyberbullying and what you can do to prevent it. Disclaimer: The Attorney General's Office does not endorse any website and the content of this website is subject to change.
- Contact
- Contact the Cyber Crime Unit via Email
- ICAC Contact Information
- Contact Information for ICAC
Download our Request for Assistance Form or our Request for Training/Presentation Form.
Games & Fun Stuff
- Fun Brain
- Candystand
- Yahoo Games
- Popcap Games
- Zeek Games
- *Disclaimer: Please note that content of links change. The Attorney General does not endorse any product or content of other web sites.
