The C3i Group works in collaboration with public-private industry, government, and academia, leveraging strategic interagency and international cyber-counterintelligence community partnerships to safeguard intellectual property (IP) and technologies which, if compromised, would dramatically impact innovation, competitive intelligence, and economic- national security.
We engage with a broad variety of national-international government agencies, public-private industry, and academic institutions to counter the extensive range of threats faced in cyberspace, and to ensure information assurance, protection, and freedom.
The C3i Group focuses on all aspects of computer crime and incident response including the provision of leadership pertaining to intrusion investigations, cybercrime law, digital forensics, and information assurance, as well as the research, development, testing, and evaluation of digital forensic tools.
Through our programs, the C3i Group aims to reduce the vulnerability of national infrastructure to e-terrorism and other cyber-threats. National infrastructure consists of key assets and faces a number of threats, from international and domestic terrorism to espionage
and other hostile foreign activity.
Drawing from our expertise and experience with various agencies within the law enforcement and military intelligence communities we deliver a spectrum actionable cybercrime intelligence services
The C3i Group works with interagency partners and the security industry, collecting information intelligence related to risks emanating from cyberspace. We provide direction and leadership to industry, focusing on the intrinsic risks and threats posed by: potential shortcomings in the cyber information security infrastructure; actions of non-state actors, cyber- terrorists, and criminals; foreign business competitors and governments intent on illegitimately acquiring proprietary information and trade secrets.
We work closely with a range of other agencies and organizations seeking to counter threats that can impact national and economic security.
The C3i Group provides security guidance to a range of organizations focusing on:
- Protecting key elements of the information infrastructurewhich are crucial to the continued delivery of essential services and national security
- Preventing the loss, through espionage, of intellectualproperty and/or of sensitive information that could damagenational and economic security and well-being
- Advising companies and organizations possessing sought-after information, technologies, equipment, and/orintellectual property (IP) on how to protect their assets
- Reducing the vulnerability of national critical infrastructureto cyber-terrorism and other threats
- Cooperative efforts to utilize new and emerging technologiesfor securing private, governmental, and national criticalinfrastructure from a global perspective
- Improving warning, defense, and response to the securitychallenges of tomorrow’s cyber-environments
C3i Group provides insights on key issues, relating to cybercrime, fraud, and loss prevention as well as advisory services to government, military, industry and agencies to enhance the understanding and link between cybercrime and Intelligence, the threats presented and the role of nations to these actors.
The C3i Group provides key focus briefings and services pertaining to:
- Cybercrime/Organized Crime/Cyber-Cartels
- Intrusion Investigations and Legal Requirements
- Cybercrime Law/Law Enforcement/Criminal Investigation
- Digital Forensics/Forensics Examinations
- Information Assurance
- Cyber Research and Development
- Sensitive, Proprietary, and Classified Informationon Campuses of Higher Education
- Cyber Skills Training
- Domestic-Foreign, Economic-Commercial Rivals
- Economic Espionage
Foreign-National Intelligence Entities-Officers (Spies)
The C3i Group works in collaboration with public-private industry, government, and academia, leveraging strategic interagency and international cyber-counterintelligence community partnerships to safeguard intellectual property (IP) and technologies which, if compromised, would dramatically impact innovation, competitive intelligence, and economic- national security.
