The Ghana Police Service has successfully reorganized all Cybercrime Units nationwide. This was done through a comprehensive reorganisation of the Cybercrime Unit (CU) at the CID Headquarters.
The reorganisation according to the Police Service took place in all 25 Police Regional commands across the country. The aim of the service, among other things, is to bring the services of the police closer to the public.
It built the capacity of its officers as part of the reorganisation. In all, specialized training was provided to 151 personnel who were also deployed to the 25 Police Regions across the country to complement criminal investigations within the regions.
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The training provided beneficiaries covered “including but not limited to Digital Wallet (mobile money) Fraud, Social Engineering, Insider Threats and Online Scam. Others were Bank Card Fraud, File System Forensics, and Artefact Analysis as well as Network and Memory Forensics.” the statement released by the Police Service stated.
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Below is the full press release by the Ghana Police Service
POLICE REORGANISE AND DECENTRALISE ITS CYBERCRIME UNIT TO ALL 25 POLICE REGIONS ACROSS THE COUNTRY
The Ghana Police Service, as part of its transformation agenda, has implemented a comprehensive reorganisation of the Cybercrime Unit (CU) at the CID Headquarters.
The unit has also been decentralised to all the 25 Police Regional commands across the country to bring its services closer to the public.
This strategic reorganisation has positioned the CU as an expert unit to support criminal investigation by delivering services such as cyber forensic analysis, digital devices forensic analysis, mobile and network forensic analysis and digital content forensic analysis instead of its initial focus on general criminal investigations such as building case dockets and direct handling of suspects.
As part of the first phase of the decentralisation process, the Service has undertaken specialised training of 151 personnel and deployed them to the 25 Police Regions across the country to complement criminal investigations within the regions.
The training encompassed a wide range of critical areas, including but not limited to Digital Wallet (mobile money) Fraud, Social Engineering, Insider Threats and Online Scam. Others were Bank Card Fraud, File System Forensics and Artifact Analysis as well as Network and Memory Forensics.
The decentralization of the CU aligns with the broader goals of modernising the Police Service and ensuring that it remains at the forefront of tackling emerging threats in the digital age.
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