Recommendations to the Attorney General

What we as the attorney Generals office recommend that the that the United States government suggest to the world that they increase there investagotors of cyber terrorism from 5300 to 11,000. We suggest this because we feel that it would be beneficially for the world as a whole because there will be more people involved in the fight against cyber terrorism and digital crime.

We also suggest that federal and state judges take a class on cyber terrorism and digital crime. This will then keep them up to date on the information and be able to make the decsions that need to be made. This will also help them and in deciding what the best actions would be in the case.

In an effort to fight digital crime the attorney general's office also suggests that funding be increased. As of right now the funding that the American government has allocated is 10 million per year, we suggest 15 million through 2012. The money would be given to The money would be given to the U.S. Secret Service, the Attorney General's office, and the FBI to combat identity theft and other cybercrimes. The attorney generals office thinks that 15 million dollars a year is plenty to fight digital crime.

We also suggest that the United States allocate funding for new anti virus software. If we are vunerable then we need to fix the problem before it gets to serious. There are more than 60 million computers in the world, anyone of them could be trying to target the United States government, and we need to protect our information and ourselves.