For Law Enforcement Professionals
Understand and analyze blockchain transactions to enhance existing investigative techniques and analysis.
Recommended Course Duration
- 18 to 20 hours
Course Goals
To provide trainees with practical skills to analyze blockchain transactions for criminal investigations and prosecutions, and to develop critical thinking skills in understanding the role of blockchain transactions in illicit activities and money laundering.
Recommended Modules
- Crypto-asset and stablecoin laws and regulations
- Blockchain transaction tracing techniques
- Blockchain tracing limitations and burdens of proof
- Combining blockchain transaction tracing with existing investigation methods
Who should attend?
Professionals and specialists in:
- intelligence
- law enforcement
- financial crimes
- money laundering
- organized crime
- illegal drugs
- unlicensed firearms
- terrorism financing
- public prosecutors
- defense attorneys
and any other sectors affiliated with law enforcement involved in investigating and prosecuting illicit proceeds.
Our Approach
What matters to you?
We listen to your needs and prepare a blockchain syllabus according to what matters most to you and your organization.
Training Delivery
Whether you’ve opted for virtual, in-person, or hybrid delivery, our blockchain intelligence training programs provide plenty of hands-on experience using actual case studies and real-life events.
Certification and Ongoing Training
Optional certification and accreditation by the Institutul Național de Cercetare – Dezvoltare în Informatică – ICI București provides automatic membership to the Blockchain Intelligence Professionals Association.
Online lessons, regular updates, and ongoing Blockchain Intelligence professional education and engagement are also available.
What do you get?
Trainees will develop the observational and critical thinking skills needed to identify the role of blockchain transactions in illicit money flows, understand the limitations of blockchain tracing when trying to secure convictions, and supplement existing investigative capabilities with blockchain transaction analysis.