A current, behind-the-scenes introduction to the rapidly evolving phenomenon of domestic and international cybercrime, including new coverage of cyberterrorism, cyberwarfare, and emerging cyberthreats. * Provides an accessible, comprehensive, and interesting overview of cybercrime and what it means for the average citizen * Explains why domestic law enforcement (state and federal) is essentially ineffective against the cybercrime that primarily comes from abroad * Underscores the serious threat and risk to all U.S. citizens and corporate entities of having their private data, money, and online systems stolen by cybercriminals-thieves that can confidently operate with impunity from being caught or prosecuted * Provides insights from a highly respected expert author and speaker on the subjects of cybercrime, cyberterrorism, and cyberwarfare

Author Biography

Susan W. Brenner, LL.M, is professor and Samuel A. McCray Professor in Law, University of Dayton School of Law.