Nick Selby writes on law enforcement, data, technology and information security.

Nick is CSO at a financial services company, and was an executive at the NYPD, and a police detective at a Texas law enforcement agency. His old blog on Medium.com was popular. Nick has a personal website.

Books

Nick is the lead author of In Context: Understanding Police Killings of Unarmed Civilians (2016), along with Ben Singleton and Ed Flosi, based on Nick's work on the StreetCred Police Killings in Context Data Project. Nick is also lead author of the forthcoming, Cyber Survival Manual: From Identity Theft to Cyberterrorist Attacks (February 28, 2017), from Weldon Owen. CSM is co-authored by Eric Olson, Moeed Siddiqui, Chris Valasek, and Heather Vascent.

Selby was co-author of Blackhatonomics: An Inside Look at the Economics of Cybercrime (2012), and technical editor of Investigating Internet Crimes: An Introduction to Solving Crimes in Cyberspace (2013).

Articles & Media

Nick regularly publishes articles in the Washington Post, the New York Times, Calibre Press, many newspaper Op-Ed pages, including USA Today, RealClearPolicy, RealClearHealth, and this blog.

Interviews

You can read recent interviews with Nick at Fault Lines, and The Crime Report.

Patents

Nick is co-inventor of two pending United States Patents: 14/946,714, "Predictive Analytics Processing System and Method", the main processes utilized by StreetCred Warrants; and 14/946,656, "Database Query, Analysis, and Reporting System and Method," the main processes used by StreetCred Clarity.