Optimizing Crime Prevention Strategies: Harnessing the Contribution of Computer’s Hardware and Software for Enhanced Public Safety – A Review


Authors : Babangida S Imam; Bachcha Lal Pal; Ajay Singh Dhabariya; Jamilu Habu; Zainab Mukthar Sani; Rabiu Sharif Auwal

Volume/Issue : Volume 9 - 2024, Issue 8 - August

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DOI : https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/IJISRT24AUG498

Abstract : This review paper explores the crucial role of computer hardware and software in optimizing crime prevention strategies and enhancing public safety. It delves into the increasing need for efficient preventive measures to combat the growing number and variety of criminal activities. The paper examines how technology can be leveraged to improve crime detection, prediction, and crisis management, ultimately contributing to safer communities.

Keywords : Crime Prevention; Computer; Hardware; Software; Public Safety.

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This review paper explores the crucial role of computer hardware and software in optimizing crime prevention strategies and enhancing public safety. It delves into the increasing need for efficient preventive measures to combat the growing number and variety of criminal activities. The paper examines how technology can be leveraged to improve crime detection, prediction, and crisis management, ultimately contributing to safer communities.

Keywords : Crime Prevention; Computer; Hardware; Software; Public Safety.

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