Do you have to be in law enforcement to be a member?
In order to be a member, you have to meet one of the following:
1. Peace Officers, Investigators and Prosecuting Attorneys engaged in the
investigation and/or prosecution of criminal activity associated with computers
and/or advanced technologies. Each member shall be regularly employed by the
Federal Government, State Government, Counties, and/or Municipal subdivisions of
any state
2. Management Level and Senior Staff Security Professionals in the regular
employ of private business or Industry in the various states, the primary duties
of which, are the control and responsibility for security and/or investigation
in computer or advanced technology environments, or by virtue of his/her
position or interest can provide, or have a need for information and training in
the areas of computer and/or advanced technologies.
Why do I have to be one of the above to be a member?
Information shared amongst trusted members is confidential and private.
Practices and methods discussed must also remain private to prevent abuse of
such information by criminal actors.
What if I am just getting started in this area?
Should I study first?
There is no better place to learn about high tech crime than the HTCIA. Our
members have years of experience and are willing to help you avoid some of the
pitfalls that they encountered.
What does it cost to join?
Membership fees are currently $50 for the first year and a $40
renewal fee for each subsequent year.
What if I have a question about computer crime but am
not a member
Visit our forums or send an email to ContactUs[at]idahohtcia.org. While we
cannot offer legal advice, we will try to answer any questions you might have
related to this topic.
I would like to have someone come talk to my
class/employees. Do you offer speakers?
While, as a chapter, we do not offer speakers, our members come from all
different types of industry and law enforcement. Contact us and I am sure we can
find someone to come and talk to your group.