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NW3C partners with a number of agencies and organizations to bring the highest possible level of service to law enforcement involved in the investigation, prosecution and prevention of economic and high-tech crime.

Department of Justice Bureau of Justice Assistance Office of Justice Programs Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention
Department of Homeland Security Federal Bureau of Investigation Institute for Intergovernmental Research® Regional Information Sharing Systems®
Western States Information Network® Middle Atlantic-Great Lakes Organized Crime Law Enforcement Network®
 Mid-States Organized Crime Information Center®
 New England State Police Information Network®
Rocky Mountain Information Network® Regional Organized Crime Information Center® Fraternal Order of Police National Sheriffs’ Association
International Association of Chiefs of Police National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives National Association of Attorneys General Purdue University
West Virginia University West Virginia Cyber Crime Cooperative West Virginia State Police Virginia State Police
Marshall University International Association of Auto Theft Investigators National Salvage Vehicle Reporting Program National Economic Security Grid
Microsoft® Corporation National Motor Vehicle Title Information System NDCAC
Liberty University Cybercrime Support Network Safe Surfin’ Foundation
Office for Victims of Crime Community Oriented Policing Services FINRA
MS-ISAC MS-ISAC INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF FINANCIAL CRIMES INVESTIGATORS
IPA International National Cyber Security Alliance NNALEA
SWGDE Document Security Alliance IALEIA
NAWLEE







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