CCIU

Computer Crime Investigative Unit

Director

CCIU History

CCIU Core Values

Operational Philosophies

Investigations – The CCIU’s primary mission is to conduct criminal investigations concerning intrusions into U.S. Army computer networks. Because investigations of this nature require a level of computer expertise not usually found in most CID Special Agents, CCIU personnel receive advanced computer training from the Defense Cyber Investigations Training Academy, Federal Law Enforcement Training Center and other technical experts.

Interactive
Customer
Evaluation

Technical Assistance – CCIU Special Agents use their specialized knowledge of information technology to provide guidance to other CID Special Agents who conduct investigations involving computers.

Forensic Assistance – Certain CCIU Special Agents receive advanced training in processing and analyzing digital evidence. On a case-by-case basis, these experts assist other CID Special Agents, the US Army Criminal Investigation Laboratory, and partner law enforcement agencies.

Vulnerability Assessments – To assist the U.S. Army in maintaining the integrity and security of its networks, the CCIU has developed a Computer Crime Vulnerability Assessment Program (CCVA). This program identifies vulnerabilities in networks considered to be Crime Conducive Conditions, and the cognizant Army commander must address the vulnerabilities identified by the CCVA in order to prevent intrusions or other malicious network activities.

The CCIU's director is Supervisory Special Agent Michael Milner.

Mailing Address:
U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Command
Attn: Computer Crime Investigative Unit
Russell Knox Building
27130 Telegraph Road
Quantico, VA 22134-2253

E-mail: cid.cciu@us.army.mil
Phone: 571-305-4478