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With the establishment of the Technology Crime Support Cadre (TCS Cadre) for more than half year, the Cyber Security and Technology Crime Bureau (CSTCB) and the Auxiliary Support Bureau (AUX SUP) are now conducting a comprehensive review to identify the needs of TCS Cadre members during their work for optimisation. The review will help auxiliary officers explore diverse policing duties in the long run. At the same time, CSTCB expresses gratitude to TCS Cadre members for their contribution to cybersecurity and combatting technology crimes. Success of TCS Cadre relies on its members applying their professional knowledge to the daily work of CSTCB.
CSTCB and AUX SUP jointly established TSC Cadre in February this year to engage auxiliary members with expertise and experience in the field of cybersecurity and information technology. These Cadre members work alongside with CSTCB officers to bolster CSTCB’s capabilities in cybercrime investigation and research.
Auxiliary Station Sergeant Li Chi-kiu
Having joined the Hong Kong Auxiliary Police Force (HKAPF) for over 15 years, he is now working in the Department of Health. Leveraging his experience in enhancing the eHealth system, he helps the Force design automated programmes to identify social media accounts and pages that are susceptible to potential risks for enhancing the effectiveness of officers’ cyber patrol across social media platforms.
Auxiliary Police Constable Tsang Ki-ka
She joined HKAPF last year and is currently pursuing a bachelor’s degree in Applied and Human-Centred Computing at the Hang Seng University of Hong Kong. With knowledge and experience in programming and digital currencies, she actively participates in the development and optimisation of CryptoTrace, the upcoming all-in-one virtual asset analysis tool for frontline investigation units. She is dedicated to enhancing the user interface of the programme and writing programmes that can effectively validate system data to enhance the integrity of the system and data content.
Auxiliary Police Constable Chau Sit-wing
Being a technology consultant at present, he joined HKAPF in 2021. He helps CSTCB develop the suspicious email detection system of e-Guard by taking an active role in programming and interface design for new system features and providing valuable insight to enhance optimisation of the system.
