In recent months self-proclaimed “cybersecurity experts” have posted cybercrime history timelines in online outlets but left out some of the most significant cases that impacted all subsequent cybercrime cases & laws; the Morris Worm & the German hackers caught by Clifford Stoll. In this episode you will hear from the trailblazer in the computer crime prosecution space, Mark Rasch, & learn what he has seen over the years with regard to computer crime, hacking, what has changed, & the things that have remained the same. Mark created the Computer Crime Unit at the US Department of Justice, where he led efforts aimed at investigating and prosecuting cyber, high-tech, and white-collar crime. Mark helped the FBI and Treasury Department develop their original procedures on handling electronic evidence to use for computer crime prosecutions & has taught digital crime and evidence classes at the FBI Academy and the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center. Tune in for a fascinating discussion!