In Episode 133 of Public Key, Erin West discusses the fight against pig butchering scams, the evolution of crypto crime, and the need for collaboration with law enforcement and a national strategy.
We explore how Chainalysis Investigation Solutions provides the capabilities and expertise for law enforcement to identify and seize illicit crypto assets.
In episode 124, John Randles joins to discuss how Siren aids Law Enforcement in fighting transnational crypto crime and unifies the digital battlefield.
Learn how Chainalysis Crypto Investigation Solutions support cases by discovering valuable leads, building compelling cases, and seizing illicit assets.
In episode 122, we speak to Phil Larratt and William Lyne about Operation Cronos and how the UK took down LockBit, the most prolific ransomware ecosystem.
Chainalysis introduces Operation Spincaster, an effort intended to disrupt and prevent crypto scams through public and private sector collaboration.
We polled more than 800 public sector employees to learn about their perspectives on blockchain and their abilities to investigate crypto asset activity.
In episode 114, we are joined by Tony Moore of the LA County Sheriff's Department to discuss policing the cryptoverse and advanced Web3 investigations.
Learn how law enforcement agencies can leverage blockchain intelligence to investigate crypto crime and gain a strategic advantage.
Explore how Ukrainian Cyber Police combat Russian hackers. Insights on global threats, collaboration, and innovative projects.
In episode 105, Noah Perlman of Binance joins to discuss Binance's focus on compliance and their approach to the future of crypto regulation.
Corey Then and Caroline Malcolm join Public Key to discuss the rise of stablecoins, regulation, and the future of global finance.
Learn about the fight against crypto scams, pig butchering, and romance scams with Nicola Staub, CEO of CYBERA.
Law enforcement should use the this guide to understand the common indicators of cryptocurrency usage they may encounter in investigations.
Cryptocurrency addresses received $14 billion worth of illicit funds in 2021, and the threats behind those addresses were more varied than ever.
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