Future technology against crime

The criminal world in the 21st century will noticeably differ from its predecessors - criminals of previous centuries. New criminals will become more intellectual and technological (This is described in detail in another book of the author, written in collaboration with Elena Larina: “The crime of the future is already here”).
What can the state and society contrast with modern forms of crime? How in a post -industrial information society to successfully fight hackers, phishing and other crimes committed “by remoting” - when a fraudster is beyond the distant lands and dozens of borders from the victim? How to prevent such crimes?
In his new book, Vladimir Ovchinsky showed the possibilities of using the achievements of the next NTR in the protection of citizens, the state and society both from new forms of crime and from traditional ones. His work is a kind of first domestic experience in summarizing the technological capabilities of the 21st century in the fight against crime.
The book will be interesting for employees of Russian law enforcement agencies and special services, as well as all those interested in the problems of ensuring the security of the company of the future and just for people who want to protect their property and inviolability of personal life in conditions when the walls have become transparent, and your phone monitors you