Binance Conducts Training for Law Enforcement on Combating Digital Asset Crimes

# Binance Hosts Digital Asset Crime Prevention Seminar for Law Enforcement Agencies Binance, a leading global digital asset exchange, announced on the 3rd that it had conducted an educational seminar aimed at enhancing the crime prevention and investigative capabilities of domestic and international law enforcement agencies. The seminar, held over three sessions, attracted more than 600 participants, including officials from prominent institutions such as the Police Investigation Training Institute and the National Police Agency. Designed for immediate field application, the curriculum covered a wide range of advanced topics, including: - Trends in the latest digital asset crimes, - Binance's investigative cooperation policies, - User log analysis utilizing IP and device data, - Real-world case studies of virtual asset tracking, - Cross-chain analysis and demixing methods, - AI-based investigative technologies. # Top Cybercrime Specialists Lead the Seminar The seminar was spearheaded by Jarek Jakubcek, Binance’s Head of Law Enforcement Training. Jakubcek is an expert in cybercrime, having previously worked at Europol's European Cybercrime Centre (EC3) and the Irish Police and Security Service. Minjae Kim, Binance’s investigative specialist with extensive experience at the Cyber Crime Investigation Department of the Korean National Police Agency, the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency, and Yongsan Police Station, contributed to the seminar’s planning and structure. Kim now oversees collaboration between Binance and South Korean law enforcement agencies. # Collaboration Between Law Enforcement and Private Sector Emphasized Yang Hong-seok, a professor at the Police Investigation Training Institute, emphasized the value of the seminar, stating, “In an era where digital assets are being misused in crimes such as drug trafficking and voice phishing, this training has proven crucial to strengthening crime response capabilities through collaboration with exchanges.” Cho Jae-young, an investigator with the National Police Agency, echoed this sentiment, stating, “Public-private cooperation is indispensable in combating digital asset-related crimes. This seminar provided a great opportunity to better understand investigative cases and technologies from private enterprises.” # Binance Extends Commitment to a Secure Ecosystem “Digital asset crimes are evolving at a rapid pace,” said Jarek Jakubcek. “Close collaboration between investigative agencies and exchanges is crucial for enhancing investigative capabilities.” He added, “Binance is committed to contributing to a safer ecosystem through ongoing efforts in security and compliance.” With this seminar, Binance once again underscores its dedication to fostering cooperation between the private sector and law enforcement, aiming to build a safer digital asset environment worldwide.