Listeners will gain practical insight into:

👮 The life cycle of a cybercrime investigation within a police agency

🧑🏽‍💻 How digital evidence, data preservation, and case law shape investigative decisions

👮🧑🏽‍💻 Why cybercrime is a team sport, requiring close collaboration between sworn investigators, civilian analysts, prosecutors, and international partners

⚖️ How Mutual Legal Assistance Treaties (MLATs) and Europol’s Joint Cyber Action Taskforce (JCAT) are used in real investigations

🌐 What successful public-private partnerships look like in cyber investigations

The episode also delivers career-focused guidance for law enforcement officers and agencies developing cyber units. Kenrick explains why agencies must balance investigative skills with technical expertise, how civilianisation strengthens cyber teams, and what training pathways best prepare investigators for handling large-scale digital evidence and complex prosecutions. He offers candid advice for officers transitioning into cyber roles and for agencies looking to mature their cybercrime investigative model.

Looking ahead, the conversation explores the growing impact of AI in cybercrime, the challenges of evidence scale and complexity, and the tools investigators need to shorten investigative timelines and keep pace with sophisticated threat actors. This episode is essential listening for police leaders, cybercrime investigators, intelligence units, digital forensics teams, prosecutors, and law enforcement professionals seeking a grounded, experience-driven understanding of how cybercrime is investigated and how the next generation of cyber investigators is being built.