Poison Ivy Scenario: Law Enforcement Surveillance

Metro Police Department: Urban police force, 2,500 officers, investigating organized crime

APT • PoisonIvy

STAKES

Criminal investigation integrity + Officer safety + Evidence security + Public safety

HOOK

Metro Police is conducting a major organized crime investigation when detectives notice their case management systems showing signs of remote access - investigation files being viewed during off-hours, surveillance footage being accessed remotely, and confidential informant data showing unauthorized activity. Criminal organizations have been using remote access tools to monitor police investigations.

PRESSURE

Organized crime arrests scheduled Thursday - any intelligence leak threatens officer safety and case integrity

FRONT • 150 minutes • Expert

Metro Police Department: Urban police force, 2,500 officers, investigating organized crime

APT • PoisonIvy

NPCs

• Detective Captain Sarah Williams: Leading organized crime investigation with compromised case management systems
• IT Security Officer Michael Rodriguez: Investigating remote access patterns affecting law enforcement networks
• Detective Lisa Chen: Reporting suspicious computer behavior during confidential investigation meetings
• FBI Liaison Agent David Park: Coordinating federal support for compromised law enforcement investigation

SECRETS

• Police personnel clicked on fake legal document attachments during case preparation
• Criminal organizations have remote surveillance of police investigation systems
• Confidential informant identities and investigation strategies have been exposed