Brazilian deputy Vytautas Zumas, of the Civil Police of Goiás, is one of the authors of a new book dealing with the prevention of crimes involving cryptocurrencies in Brazil, a work that would help security professionals in the country who work with investigations in the sector. have to help.
In addition to him, Marcio Niederauer Nunes da Silva, Márcio de Abreu Moreno and Evandro Weisheimer also wrote the work.
With experience in training Brazilian civilian police officers, the authors have already participated in several operations against crimes involving cryptocurrencies.
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The book “Cryptolavagem e Compliance” is still in pre-sale and can now be purchased by those interested in the subject. With the discount coupon “Crip” the book is available at Rideel Publishers.
Speaking to Livecoins, one of the authors, Vytautas Zumas, stated that the work is focused on future investigations by public safety professionals.
“The work aims to provide public safety professionals (and law in general) with the necessary substrates for the importance of expanding skills across a wide range of industries. Criminals use technology to commit crimes, and legal professionals, especially those whose mission is to fight crime, need to understand that the same technology used for criminal acts is a powerful tool to fight them.”
According to the delegate, the book presents uncomplicated language for readers, about the technical, legal and administrative approach to money laundering using cryptocurrencies.
“Using uncomplicated language, the work brings a legal, technical and administrative approach to money laundering, its repression and prevention and serves as a foundation for those wishing to deepen their knowledge in the sector under the prism of criminal law.”
Work to clarify the matter
According to Vytautas, the work was “written by professionals working directly on compliance, in repressing the crime of traditional money laundering and crypto-money laundering”.
Thus, the book arrives to present the best in Brazil today about researching cryptocurrencies. In writing, the authors have taken care not to dive into unnecessary techniques and to equalize readers from different sectors.
The launch comes at a time when cryptocurrencies are more prevalent among crimes in the country.
In recent years, the authors have focused on training Brazilian agents across the country. In addition, Vytautas is known for bringing together enormous knowledge about investigations, on a Brazilian platform he even got fame from the American secret service.
Source: Live Coins
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