Free for Law Enforcement
The IIPCIC programme of study for law enforcement consists of 5 online curriculums, industry-specific courses, and pre-recorded webinars. An IIPCIC certificate endorsed by INTERPOL is available to download after successful completion of each curriculum and industry-specific course. All police officers, customs officers, prosecutors, and regulatory body representatives can take the IIPCIC training without charge.
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You may self-enroll using the 'Create Account' button:
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Request Course AccessIIPCIC is proud to offer webinars as part of our training materials to assist in strengthening capabilities of law enforcement to combat IP crime.
These webinars are delivered within the framework of the INTERPOL Stop Online Piracy (I-SOP) Project.
This webinar aims to provide investigators worldwide with the latest criminal trends in the digital piracy landscape, and to share best practices for tackling digital piracy through investigation, prevention, and disruption.
This webinar provides frontline investigators and daily practitioners with the essential knowledge and best practices for responding to digital piracy, and sheds light on financial tracking and online asset seizure.
This webinar provides practical insights into the technical aspects of digital piracy investigations, with experts from academia, the public and private sectors, covering topics on IPFS, investigative support, technical analysis, and public alert systems.
These webinars are a great way to learn more about the possible " pathways to solutions" that are key to fighting IP crime today.
This webinar provides insights into initiatives being undertaken around the world that are designed to upskill law enforcement officers responsible for investigating IP crime.
In celebration of World IP Day, this webinar discusses how diversity is a strength when leading initiatives to combat IP crime.
This webinar demonstrates how patrolling the internet and conducting innovative awareness-raising campaigns can help prevent crime and build bonds between law enforcement and the public.