MSU's School of Criminal Justice is hosting their Interdisciplinary Conference on Cybercrime on Friday May 22, 2026, highlighting the excellent work being conducted by academics, cybersecurity practitioners, and law enforcement to secure cyberspace and protect the public.
This year, the conference is focused on "Cybersecurity Threats In The Time of AI," including approaches to cybersecurity and cybercrime that can improve our knowledge of how to best respond to different threats in a time of technological upheaval.
Presentations will discuss security and forensic research techniques, Dark Web and cryptocurrency threats, building cybersecurity teams, understanding hacker behavior, and the economics of cybercrime and fraud with a mix of technical and non-technical discussions.
This conference qualifies for CPE credit toward CISSP, CISA, and CISM certifications, so it is a great way to stay current. Additionally, this event qualifies for MCOLES credit for those from law enforcement agencies.