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◦Darknet Investigations (Including STL Overview & Advanced Hands-On
Mobile Courses)
◦Online UC Training
◦Intermediate Cryptocurrency and Darknet (ICAD)
◦Cyber Investigations Training to International Partners
◦Digital Crimes Training Program (Pilot Course)
◦Network Intrusion First Responder (NIFR)
• Cyber Operations Officer (COO) Program: The COO position is
intended to support the field by closing the technical gap needed to
advance our most complex criminal investigations to the next level by
delivering quick, effective, and efficient technical solutions. These
positions are responsible for supporting all functions across cyber
investigative and forensic activities, including but not limited to
investigations related to darknet illicit criminal activity, virtual currencies,
child exploitation, computer network intrusion response and
investigation; as well as providing support of online undercover
operations. CCU is coordinating a COO Program Working Group to
provide input in the development of HSI training, policies and guidelines
related to this newly created position.
• Network Intrusion: Oversight of the agency's cyber response to
incidents of network intrusion that impact core investigative
responsibilities, such as financial fraud, intellectual property rights crimes
andcounter proliferation investigations.
• Joint Criminal Opioid and Darknet Enforcement (J-CODE) Team: The
J-CODE team is a Department of Justice (DOJ) sponsored initiative
established in January 2018 to combat the proliferation and distribution
of fentanyl and other opioids via illicit darknet marketplaces. As an active
J-CODE member agency, HSI leverages its investigative authorities with
those of other law enforcement agencies to combat fentanyl and other
opioids utilizing a collaborative approach. CCU provided analytical
support and actively participates in coordination meetings with J-CODE
team members to develop and disseminate target packages to HSI field
offices to initiate joint opioid investigations with other J-CODE member
agencies.

• National Cyber-Forensics and Training Alliance (NCFTA): NCFTA is a
non-profit organization which brings together experienced analysts,
governmental experts, and leaders in the business world to form an
integral alliance between academia, law enforcement, and industry. By