Posted on February 28, 2020 | by The Royal Bahamas Police Force
On Friday February 28, 2020, four (4) police officers from the RBPF graduated from the 'Computer & Network Intrusion Course' at the International Law Enforcement Academy (ILEA) in El Salvador.
The course enables officers to prevent and identify cyber attacks and network intrusions on government and private computer networks.
This brings the total number of persons trained thus far for 2020 to 382.
This includes
251 police officers
3 defence force marines
2 immigration officers
20 security officers, and
106 members of the National Neighbourhood Watch Council
It also includes 11 persons trained internationally and 15 persons trained via the CBSI Online Platform.
SEE RECENT NEWS - Commissioner of Police Clayton Fernander attended a bilateral meeting with the Special Representative of INTERPOL to the UN, Ms. Roraima Andriani at UNCOP Summit 2024 - Commissioner Clayton Fernander and Members of the RBPF Attend the United Nations Chief of Police Summit 2024 (UNCOPS) - Commissioner of Police Clayton Fernander and members of his Senior Executive Leadership Team conducted a walkabout at the Nassau Cruise Port, Prince George Wharf. - Swearing in of D, E and F Squads 2024 - Swearing in of A, B and C Squads 2024