We are hiring in cyber here at MSU SCJ! Feel free to reach out with any questions or interest #GoGreen #AdvanceJustice

Michigan State University invites applications for a tenure-track position in the field of cybercrime and cybersecurity. See below for details.

We in the MSU School of Criminal Justice are hiring an Assistant Professor (tenure stream) with expertise in the area(s) of cybercrime &/or cyber-security - specifically cybercrime & digital forensics, terrorism & radicalization, & youth violence prevention. Consider applying: careers.msu.edu/en-us/job/5197…

Welcome to some of the doctoral students who joined us this year! We are excited to see how you #AdvanceJustice during your time here. #MSUSocialScience

Dr. Julie Krupa wrote an op-ed in the Lansing State Journal discussing the promising results of Advance Peace Lansing. Read about the program's early results and future plans below! lansingstatejournal.com/story/opinion/… #AdvanceJustice #MSUSocialScience

Please help us give a warm welcome to Taylor Fisher and Steven Wu-Chaves! Both Taylor and Steven joined the School of Criminal Justice this year and will play a critical role in conducting research that will help us continue to #AdvanceJustice #MSUSocialScience

Thrilled to share some news! 🎉🎉 I'll be speaking about my research on Black returning citizens' digital inequality at the Detroit Digital Empowerment Summit on Oct 4th at 3pm. I would love to see you there! - via #Whova Event Platform tinyurl.com/29mheh23

Daniella Ferrante, PhD Student in the School, spoke about ransomware at the Human Factor in Cybercrime conference in Montréal yesterday! #AdvanceJustice #MSUSocialScience

The MSU Center for Cybercrime Investigation and Training is hosting the Michigan Department of Corrections for its inaugural training this week! The Center is the first of its kind to provide free, accredited trainings for law enforcement agencies to respond to cybercrime.

Founded in 1935, MSU School of Criminal Justice is the first degree-granting criminal justice program in the U.S.

The MSU Center for Cybercrime Investigation and Training held its first event last week with the Michigan Dept. of Corrections! The training covered topics including online sex crimes, fraud, and artificial intelligence #AdvanceJustice #MSUSocialScience MSU Social Science

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Criminals are looking to be your "perfect match". Be careful what you post and make public online. Scammers can use details shared on social media and dating sites to better understand and target you. Learn more at: fbi.gov/how-we-can-hel…

Getting messages claiming to be from the USPS? Those messages probably aren't real. Dr. Rachel McNealey (Rachel McNealey) discusses the latest "Smishing" campaign targeting consumers in this op-ed: bit.ly/41nw6Mg #AdvanceJustice #MSUSocialScience MSU Social Science

As Chair of the ASC Division of Cybercrime, I invite you to follow our page on LinkedIN 👉linkedin.com/company/asc-di… We are also putting together panels at American Society of Criminology around cybercrime, and we hope you'll be a part of them 👉 forms.gle/Zxu5JFgLrgTtdJ…

Expert alert: Rachel McNealey with MSU School of Criminal Justice and MSU Social Science answers questions on “smishing,” fake mobile text messages that trick users into downloading malware and sharing personal and financial information, and how to avoid falling victim. spr.ly/6017Le6UW

Expert alert: Taylor Fisher with MSU School of Criminal Justice and MSU Social Science answers questions about tax return scams and how people can avoid falling victim to these fraudulent schemes.spr.ly/60140S2nj

.MSU School of Criminal Justice recently hosted a cybersecurity conference to educate business owners, city officials and law enforcement about the potential dangers they could face online. (via WLNS Newsroom) wlns.com/news/msu-hosts…

The latest episode of Crossing the Firewall is live! This episode focusing on businesses and cyber attacks features Dr. Tom Hyslip from USF Criminology Dept.. Listen anywhere you get your favorite podcast youtu.be/_7bO0DDR4xI #MSUSocialScience

The latest episode of Crossing The Firewall is live! In this episode, Dr. Mark Button discusses the evolution of fraud in the age of Artificial Intelligence. Listen on YouTube or anywhere you find your favorite podcasts. Listen now: youtu.be/xBbvafyM2Vw #MSUSocialScience