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The bid partners Leeds Beckett University West Yorkshire Police Steering Group: WYP West Yorkshire for Innovation (WyFi) College of Policing Canterbury Christ Church University CENTRIC Sheffield Hallam University

Structure Starting with a needs assessment Research training Research workstream project selection Nine workstreams Automated forensic analysis Image linkage for victim identification and framework for image fingerprint management Automated grooming detection Frontline officer awareness development and decision support mobile app Assessment of methods of cyber training Framework for seizure, preservation and preservation of cloud evidence An evaluation of the role of the Digital Media Investigator within WYP Characteristics of victims of cybercrime Broadcast media artefacts

Frontline officer awareness development and decision support mobile app

Traditional Digital Fingerprint DNA Drugs Footwear CCTV Mobile Phones Photograph Scene CSP / ISP Data Social Media Cloud Storage Wi-Fi Routers Fire Firearms Residue Marks

The problem Frontline officers need assistance: Identifying digital evidence: physical devices and Internet-based evidence Require access to training materials and to procedures on the go Capturing information about cases Digital Forensics Units (DFU) struggle with workload related to officers seizing irrelevant devices

Methods and results Developed an Android app to assist front-line officers User participatory design: Focus groups and input from: Front-Line Officers / Safeguarding; DFU; Cyber Crime Team (CCT); Central Authorities Bureau (CAB); Telecom Unit Input on requirements: Legislation, and Policies / Procedures; and app design Development of training videos Evaluation: simulated seizure, measuring usability, confidence and correct selection of devices to seize Statistically significant improvements to seizure; acceptable usability

Conclusion A mobile app to help frontline officers to identify relevant digital-related evidence whilst at the scene of a potential crime Videos Reduces the amount of irrelevant exhibits seized Captures evidence and notes at the scene Provides structured guidance for preservation of digital evidence and contact details