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SUMMARY:Mapping the Geography of Cybercrime - findings from an expert surv
 ey - Miranda Bruce\, University of Oxford
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CONTACT:Kieron Ivy Turk
DESCRIPTION:The global geography of cybercriminal offenders is not well un
 derstood. Existing data on the subject are not well suited to establishing
  the true location of offenders\, nor can they be scaled up to accurately 
 compare rates of cybercrime across nations. We propose a novel approach to
  this problem: an expert survey with leading cybercrime investigators and 
 intelligence professionals from across the world. In 2021 we asked 92 expe
 rts to nominate the countries they believe are the most significant source
 s of five different types of cybercrime\, and then to rate the impact\, te
 chnical skill\, and professionalism of those crimes. This paper discusses 
 the survey’s initial results\, limitations\, and future directions for t
 he project.\n\nMiranda Bruce is a Postdoctoral Fellow at the University of
  Oxford. She contributes to the CRIMGOV project\, exploring the sociologic
 al and geographical elements of cybercrime. Her past research focused on t
 he Internet of Things and its social implications\, especially the use of 
 social theory to rethink how humans and machines are connected. She was th
 e lead editor of a Routledge collection on belonging\, runs the UNSW Maste
 rs course on Cybercrime in Australia\, and has developed and convened seve
 ral advanced university courses.
LOCATION:Webinar & FW11\, Computer Laboratory\, William Gates Building.
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