COLLOQUIUM
Department of Computer Science and Engineering
University of South Carolina

The FBI Cyber Crime Program

Rodney Naramore

Federal Bureau of Investigations

Date: November 4, 2011
Time: 11:00-noon
Place: Swearingen 1C01 (Amoco Hall)

Abstract

This presentation will describe the FBI's Cyber Crime Program and
discuss the different types of cyber threats targeting internet users,
as well as threats targeting our national security.


Rodney Naramore is an FBI Special Agent.  He began his career with the
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) in January 1995. After
completing his training at the FBI Academy, he was assigned to the
Miami Field Office where he conducted criminal investigations
involving white collar crime, public corruption, violent crime and
terrorism. In 2003, Agent Naramore was promoted to Supervisory Special
Agent and assigned to FBI Headquarters in Washington, D.C. There he
managed the FBI Cyber Division’s Cyber Training Program. In 2004,
Agent Naramore was assigned to the newly established Directorate of
Intelligence where he assisted in the development of the FBI’s
Intelligence Program. In 2006, Agent Naramore was promoted to the
Columbia Field Office where he supervised Cyber Crime investigations
for the State of South Carolina. In 2007, Agent Naramore was assigned
to investigate national security threats targeting the United
States. Currently Agent Naramore is assigned to the Cyber Crime
Program where he conducts criminal investigations involving cyber
threats to national security, computer intrusions, intellectual
property rights, theft of trade secrets, child pornography and
internet fraud. Agent Naramore has a Master of Science degree in
Information and Telecommunication Systems from The Johns Hopkins
University.