Outlooks

Outlook 1

Cybercrime: threats and trends


  18 November  14:30 to 15:30 CET

 English, French, Spanish

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Reports on published by public and private sector organisations show a rapidly evolving – and at times contradictory – picture regarding cybercrime and cyberattacks. The aim of this session is to come to predictions regarding cyber threats and trends in 2022/2023 and challenges that criminal justice authorities need to be prepared for.

MODERATOR

Martha Stickings

GLACY+, C-PROC, Council of Europe
Moderator
SPEAKERS

Emmanuel Kessler

Head of Team Prevention and Outreach, EC3, EUROPOL

Ko Ikai

Director of Cybercrime Investigation Office, National Police Agency of Japan

Peter Cassidy

Secretary General, APWG

Uwe Rasmussen

Lead attorney for Microsoft on malware, EMEA
Linkedin: umrasmussen

Twitter: u_m_rasmussen 

Sebastian Artz

Head of Cyber & Information Security, BITKOM
RESOURCES

Outlook 2

Human rights and rule of law in cyberspace


  18 November   15:30 to 16:15 CET

  English, French, Spanish

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As cybercrime is a threat to human rights, governments not only have the “negative” obligation to refrain from interfering with these rights (unless certain conditions are met) but it is increasingly considered that governments have a “positive” obligation to protect individuals against interference with their rights by others. This includes, for example, the obligation to put effective means in place to protect individuals against cybercrime through criminal law. However, such means are also subject to conditions. This session will discuss what is takes to provide for criminal justice response that is effective and that meets human rights and rule of law requirements at the same time.
MODERATOR

Isabelle Servoz-Gallucci

Secretary of the Committee of Convention 108 (T-PD), Head of the Data Protection Unit, Council of Europe
Moderator
SPEAKERS

Robert Spano

President of the European Court of Human Rights

Nnenna Ifeanyi-Ajufo

Vice-Chair African Union Cyber Security Experts Group / Senior Lecturer Law and Technology, School of Law, Swansea University, United Kingdom
Twitter: @NwanyiTeacher
LinkedIn: Nnenna Ifeanyi-Ajufo

Liora Lazarus

Professor in Law, Peter A. Allard School of Law, The University of British Columbia, Canada and Supernumary Fellow, St. Anne’s College, Oxford, United Kingdom
RESOURCES

Outlook 3

Cooperation against cybercrime in 2022


  18 November  16:30 to 17:30 CET

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Having discussed threats and challenges but also shared experiences and good practices throughout this conference, the aim of this session is to have international organisations involved in policies, standard setting and capacity building on cybercrime share their intentions on how to enhance international cooperation on cybercrime and e-evidence in 2022.

MODERATOR

Alexander Seger

Head of Cybercrime Division, Council of Europe
Moderator
SPEAKERS

Neil Walsh

Chief of the Cybercrime and Anti-Money Laundering Section, UN Office on Drugs and Crime

 

Abdul-Hakeem Ajijola

Chair of African Union Cyber Security Expert Group

 

Ernest Chernukhin

Head of Section, Department of International Information Security, Ministry of Foreign Affairs the Russian Federation

 

Anthony Teelucksingh

Chair of the OAS/REMJA Working Group on Cybercrime, US Department of Justice

Cathrin Bauer-Bulst

Head of Unit Security in the Digital Age, DG Home, European Commission
RESOURCES

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