Cyber Intelligence, Digital Crime, & AI-Enabled Threats

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This course examines cyber intelligence, digital crime, and AI-enabled threats within contemporary public safety and national security contexts. Students explore cybercrime typologies, digital evidence environments, threat actor behaviors, and emerging technologies that shape intelligence operations. Emphases are placed on identifying cyber risk indicators, analyzing digital threat patterns, and evaluating AI-enabled vulnerabilities in applied scenarios. The course also addresses legal constraints, privacy considerations, and ethical responsibilities in cyber environments, integrating a Christian worldview that affirms integrity, justice, and responsible stewardship of technological power.