Cyber Crime Intervention Officer

Learn everything about cybercrimes and essential cyber laws to protect your loved ones and support vulnerable victims who need help.

Children behaving abnormally online – case studies and lessons

Negative relationships online – How it impacts family

Social Isolation – offline and online issues

Low self-esteem and depression – tracking early signs online

The tendency for violence from online activities – how to spot the signs and prevent them

Internet Gaming Disorder– identifying addiction and other risks

Pedophiles online – How to protect children

Addiction – various types and what to do about them

Narcotics – Understanding different types of drugs, cryptocurrencies and dark web marketplaces used by teenagers

Tech abuse – how to counsel children and parents

Sextortion, Cyberbullying and other online crimes – how to deal with it

Virtual girlfriends – how to tell if the children are involved

Cyberchondria – Medical self-diagnosis online and its risks

The Deep web – What is it

Criminal Propaganda – Steps to prevent it

Guiding victims affected by cybercrime

Tools and techniques to monitor children for online safety effectively

Fundamental IT Laws that every teacher and parent must know

Counseling victims of cybercrimes

Interacting and supporting cops and lawyers with cybercrime cases

Steps you can take to enhance cybersecurity awareness in schools

Who Should Attend

The minimum age requirement to attend the CCIO program is 21 years. Admission to the course is subject to application approval. The course is best suited for:

Parents

Teachers

Counselors

Law enforcement officers

If you are an existing lawyer, you will enhance your cases understandings immensely with this course. This will mean fewer technical mistakes and wider scope of defense.

The program will enhance your ability to connect, speak and discuss with young children and teenagers affected by cybercrimes. You will learn how to remove their fears, give them courage and help you gain crucial details of the case that will fasten the investigations.

Being a teacher is a tough job – and when you understand the new age problems of digital kids, it helps you navigate their world without getting lost. With the skills gained in this program, you may be able to intervene just in time before a crime becomes dangerous for the children, causing harm to both the victims and the reputation of the school.

Being a parent is the most difficult job in this world. As children grow, the digital divide increases the generation gap and makes you a parent feel disconnected. The program helps you understand the online world and its consequences so that you can protect your children and loved ones from potential cybercrimes.

Program Fee - INR 5000 + Taxes

The program fee includes tuition, access to special WhatsApp Group, Video lessons, Certificate and NSD CCIO ID Card.

Examination

Various benefits of the program, including the ID card, Certificate and access to WhatsApp group are provided on clearing the Intervention Officer online exam. 

The exam consists of 50 multiple choice questions out of which the candidates need to correctly answer a minimum of 80% questions to clear the exam successfully. You can attempt the exam anytime after completing your online training. The fee covers one attempt of the examination. There is no additional cost for re-attempt of exam.

What you get

Access to IO WhatsApp Group

Get access to a special WhatsApp group of Intervention officers (batch-wise) to network with peers and share information.

Access to e-learning videos

Get lifelong access to course videos on the ISAC e-learning portal, updated regularly!

Profile in National Security Database

Get listed in the National Security Database program by completing the Intervention officer certification. The professionals from NSD assist various law enforcement and government agencies in advancing cybersecurity, in addition to helping the cybercrime victims.

Intervention Officer ID Card