03 May Directory of U.S. State and Local Cybercrime Law Enforcement
How to report a cyber attack, data breach, or hack to the authorities
–Steve Morgan, Editor-in-Chief
Sausalito, Calif. – Sep. 22, 2019
The FBI is the lead federal agency for investigating cyber attacks by criminals, overseas adversaries, and terrorists. The FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) accepts online Internet crime complaints from either the actual victim or from a third party to the complainant.
Cybercrimes should be reported to appropriate law enforcement investigative authorities at the local, state, federal, or international levels, depending on the scope of the crime, according to the U.S. Department of Justice.
Cybercrime Magazine Directory
In response to the growing cyber threat, we asked Di Freeze, our Managing Editor, to research and compile this directory of U.S. state and local cybercrime law enforcement contacts. If you’re a business or citizen and have been the victim of a cybercrime, then we encourage you to file a complaint with IC3 and the appropriate local authorities in your state.
Alabama
Alaska
Arizona
- Criminal Investigations Division, Arizona Department of Public Safety
- Data Privacy and Security, Arizona Attorney General
Arkansas
- Cyber Crimes, Arkansas Attorney General
- Special Investigations Division, Arkansas Attorney General
- Arkansas Attorney General Identity Theft Program
California
- California Cyber Crime Center, State of California, Department of Justice
- eCrime Unit, State of California, Department of Justice
- Bureau of Investigation, State of California, Department of Justice
- Identity Theft Victim Checklist, State of California, Department of Justice
Colorado
Connecticut
- The District of Connecticut’s Cybercrime Program, U.S. Department of Justice
- Computer Crimes / Electronic Evidence Laboratory, Dept of Emergency Services / Public Protection
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
- Cybercrime & Investigative Technologies Section, Indiana State Police
- Indiana State Police Cyber Crime Unit
- Report an Internet Crime, Indiana State Police
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
- Cyber Crimes Unit, Kentucky Attorney General
- Department of Criminal Investigations, Kentucky Attorney General
Louisiana
Maine
- Computer Crimes Unit, Maine State Police
- Consumer Protection, Identity Theft & Privacy, Maine Attorney General
Maryland
- Computer Crimes Unit, Criminal Enforcement Division, Maryland State Police
- Identity Theft Unit, Maryland Attorney General
Massachusetts
- The Cyber Crime Division, Office of the Attorney General
- Attorney General’s Guide to ID Theft for Victims and Consumers
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
- Cyber Crime Unit, Mississippi Attorney General
- Identity Theft, Office of the Attorney General of Mississippi
Missouri
- Digital Forensics Investigative Unit, Missouri State Highway Patrol
- Identity Theft, Missouri Department of Revenue
Montana
- Computer Crime, Montana Department of Justice
- Investigations Bureau, Montana Department of Justice
- Identity Theft & Security Freeze, Office of Consumer Protection, Montana Department of Justice
Nebraska
- Nebraska State Patrol, Investigative Services
- Identity Theft, Protect the Good Life, Nebraska Attorney General
Nevada
New Hampshire
- New Hampshire Criminal Justice Bureau
- Major Crime Unit, Investigative Services Bureau, New Hampshire Department of Safety
New Jersey
- Cyber Crimes Unit, New Jersey State Police
- High Tech Crime Bureau, New Jersey State Police
- Digital Technology Investigations Unit, New Jersey State Police
- The Official Website for the State of New Jersey, Internet Safety
- Cyber Fraud Unit, New Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs
New Mexico
New York
- Computer Crime Unit, New York State Police
- Bureau of Internet and Technology, New York State Attorney General’s Office
- The New York County District Attorney’s Office, Resources for Victims of Identity Theft/Cybercrime
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
- Identity Theft Unit, Ohio Attorney General
- Cyber Crimes Unit, Bureau of Criminal Investigation, Ohio Attorney General
Oklahoma
- Computer Crimes Unit, Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation
- Identity Theft Passport, Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation
Oregon
Pennsylvania
- Computer Crimes Unit, Pennsylvania State Police
- Report a Possible Sexual Cybercrime, Pennsylvania Attorney General
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
- Cybercrime, Tennessee Bureau of Investigation
- Identity Crimes Unit, Tennessee Department of Safety & Homeland Security
- Technical Services Unit, Tennessee Bureau of Investigation
Texas
Utah
Vermont
- Technology Investigation Unit, Vermont State Police
- Vermont Intelligence Center, Vermont State Police
- Identity Theft and Fraud, Vermont Department of Taxes
Virginia
- Computer Crime, Attorney General of Virginia
- High Tech Crimes, Virginia State Police
- Identity Theft, Attorney General of Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
- Identity Theft Prevention, West Virginia Attorney General
- West Virginia Identity Theft Resource Center
Wisconsin
- Division of Criminal Investigation, Wisconsin Department of Justice
- Identity Theft, State of Wisconsin Department of Revenue
Wyoming
- Identity Theft, Wyoming Department of Transportation
- Computer and High Tech Crimes, Wyoming Division of Criminal Investigation
The editors at Cybercrime Magazine will be updating this directory later in early 2020.
Directory of U.S. Federal Cybercrime Law Enforcement
– Steve Morgan is founder and Editor-in-Chief at Cybersecurity Ventures.
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