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Cybercrime and Digital Evidence Center

The Cybercrime and Digital Evidence Center was established on 8/5/1442 AH, based on the decision of the University Supreme Council.

The center contributes to achieving the university’s vision of being the first Arab institution in the field of security sciences about cybercrimes, digital evidence, and emerging technologies, through the development of distinguished academic and training programs, scientific research programs, and community service. To enable beneficiaries in Arab countries to deal with the challenges of cybercrime.

Relying on an advanced technical environment that includes the latest devices, tools,​ and software, in addition to an elite group of international experts and specialists in these fields and international partnerships with prestigious bodies to achieve these goals.

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The center is divided into three main sections

Cybercrime

Digital Evidence

Emerging Technologies


فريق المركز

Dr.Abdul Razzaq Al-Murjan

Dr.Abdul Razzaq Al-Murjan

Director of the Cybercrime and Digital Evidence Center

Professor Jung Hyuk Kim

Professor Jung Hyuk Kim

Professor - Robotics and Autonomous Systems

Dr.Qadi Imad Al Haq Abdul Rab

Dr.Qadi Imad Al Haq Abdul Rab

Assistant Professor - Artificial Intelligence (Machine Learning)

Dr.Kyungwon Kim

Dr.Kyungwon Kim

Assistant Professor - Cybercrime

Dr.Seoki Lee

Dr.Seoki Lee

Assistant Professor - Cybercrime Threats

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