Global Project Cybercrime@Octopus
Cybercrime@Octopus is a Council of Europe project based on voluntary contributions aimed at assisting countries worldwide to implement the Budapest Convention on Cybercrime and strengthen data protection and rule of law safeguards
Results are expected in the following areas:
- To ensure the organisation of the annual Octopus conferences;
- To co-fund and support the functioning of the Cybercrime Convention Committee with its enlarged membership, functions and number of meetings;
- To provide advice and other assistance to countries which are prepared to implement the Budapest Convention and related instruments on data protection and the protection of children.
Duration of the project: 1 January 2014 – 31 December 2020.
Documentation
[Nouakchott, 9 March 2015] Moctar Malal Dia, the Minister responsible for information technologies, this morning opened a workshop to review the draft law on cybercrime of Mauritania in view of the requirements of the Budapest Convention. The workshop is held under the project Cybercrime@Octopus and jointly organised by the Government of Mauritania and the Council of Europe.
- Opening Speech of Minister Moctar Malal Dia
- Presentations:
- Budapest Convention
- International cooperation
- Attacks and cybernetics crimes
- Procedural aspect of international cooperation
- Budapest Convention and Mauritanian criminal law
T-CY Secretariat
Alexander SEGER
Executive Secretary
Jan KRALIK
Programme Manager
Océane TIMONER
Programme Assistant