Capacity building on cybercrime and electronic evidence is a complex and time and resource-intensive process, involving large numbers of organisations and practitioners. Given the growth of cybercrime and the fact that any crime may involve electronic evidence, any investigator, prosecutor or judge will be confronted to with such cases and needs to be equipped with the necessary skills to handle them. A number of guides and other tools have been developed by the Council of Europe and other organisations in recent years to help criminal justice practitioners acquire such skills. These guides and tools may complement training programmes or serve self-learning. The aim of this workshop is to increase knowledge of participants of such guides and tools and promote their adaptation to meet domestic needs.
Michele Socco
Policy Officer, Security in the Digital Age Unit, Directorate General for Migration and Home Affairs, European Commission
Nayia Barmpaliou
Director, Cyber Lab International, European Union Institute for Security Studies (EUISS)
Simon Hirrle
Special Officer, Cybercrime Directorate, INTERPOL
Renata Delgado-Schenk
Cybercrime Programme Officer, UNODC
Juan De Dios Toledo Martinez
Project Manager of SIRIUS Project for EUROPOL
Wouter Veenstra
Manager Global Outreach and Partnerships, Global Forum on Cyber Expertise
Victor Voelzow
Council of Europe consultant
Safia El Moutaouakil
Head of Regional Digital Laboratory, Morocco
Terry Wilson
Global Partnership Director, Global Cyber Alliance
Presentations
Resources
- Flyer Global Cyber Alliance
- Council of Europe - Training materials, guides, templates webpage
- SIRIUS project webpage