01920nam a2200241   4500001000700000090001100007100004100018101000800059200008000067210003900147215002700186300001600213330105600229606001801285606003801303606003001341606003601371606003101407606002401438710008601462955001101548995011901559389821  a389821  a20100929d1996       y0pory50      ba  aeng  aProject RAMCOPea strategic assessment of computer hardware theft in the UK  aLondoncOrganised Crime Unitd1996  a36, 3 p. anexosd30 cm  a(DCITE 65).  aList of figures. Summary of findings. Recommendations. 1. Introduction: background; objectives; methodology. 2. Quantifying hardware theft: number of reported; Computer burglaries; Consequential loss; The value of stolen computer hardware. 3. Intelligence overview: The type of offender; Use of violence in the commission of the offence; Repeat victimisation; Theft of hardware in transit or storage; The handling and disposal of stolen property; Is there an international market in computer hardware stolen in the UK? 4. Best practice, underlying issues and recommendations: Force level activity; Inter-Force and NCIS level tactical projects; Case study: travelling teams, intelligence flow and crime prevention; Intelligence flow and NCIS level targeting; Security and crime prevention; Identification of property and audit trails. 5. Conclusion. List of abbreviations. Bibliography. Appendices: appendix 1 - Survey of Police Forces by NCIS Regional Offices - September 1995; appendix 2 - Sample survey of Police Forces by NCIS, OCU - February 1996.  aFURTO9229583  aEQUIPAMENTO INFORMÁTICO9335922  aFURTO DE SOFTWARE9343909  aINFORMAÇÃO CRIMINAL9321297  aINQUÉRITO-ESTUDO9343480  aREINO UNIDO9334328  aREINO UNIDObNational Criminal Intelligence Service. Organised Crime Unit9334328  xOferta  104PJ_20_000000000000000_F_5852022-06-066PJ312929421323aPJcPJfPJ131292kPJ20.F.58n2022-06-06o0rMOxOferta