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Conference 2010: Reports, presentations,
resources
These technical reports, presentations and resources do not necessarily
reflect official positions of the Council of Europe. |
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Presentations/materials
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Opening session |
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Maud de Boer-Buquicchio:
Opening speech
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Cybercrime prevention and awareness:
Maga No Need Pay |
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Geronimo L. Sy:
Security and Fundamental Rights: What rules for the Internet ? An
approach
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Update session |
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Council of Europe: Cybercrime
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European Dialogue on Internet
Governance |
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European Union:
The Stockholm Programme – An open and secure Europe serving and
protecting the citizens
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Internet Governance Forum |
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Tour de table:Trends
in cybercrime legislation and other measures
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Argentina
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Indonesia
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Alexander Seger:
Cybercrime: Where we are and where we could go |
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Jakub Boratynski:
EU
Developments |
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Jörg Polakiewicz: Update on
Council of Europe standard setting activities |
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Chengetai Masango: Internet Governance
Forum |
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Rüdiger Dossow: Council of Europe Parliamentary Assembly (PACE) Udpate
PACE Recommendation 1882 (2009) on the
promotion of Internet and online media services
appropriate for minors:
English /
French
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Roberto Flor: The impact of the
decisions of the Bundesverfassungsgericht and the Curta Constitutionala
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Workshop 1: |
Cybercrime training for
judges and prosecutors |
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Council of Europe:
Cybercrime training for judges and prosecutors - a concept
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Council of Europe:
Global Project on Cybercrime - Training resources |
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Cristina Schulman:
Concept
Paper: Cybercrime training for judges and prosecutors
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Nicola Di Leone: European
Cybercrime Training and Education Group - ECTEG, Europol
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Nigel Jones: The
2Centre Initiative |
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Christiaan Baardman:
Example of
the Netherlands |
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Myriam Quemener:
Example of France |
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Esther George: Global
Prosecutors E-Crime Network - GPEN |
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Pedro Verdelho:
Center for Judicial Studies, Lisbon |
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Dave O'Reilly:
Proposal for a JPEN support project to implement the concept paper on
cybercrime training for judges and prosecutors
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Mohamed Moheb:
Presentation
on the Centre for Judicial Studies, Cairo, Egypt (French only)
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Workshop 2: |
Law enforcement responsibilities
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Kauto Huopio (CERT-FI):
Cooperation against Cybercrime - CSIRTs - Law Enforcement - Private
Sector
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Jayantha Fernando (Sri Lanka):
Statement on ICANN and law
enforcement responsibilities |
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Virgil Spiridon:
Cyber
Crime Unit, Romanian National Police |
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Bilal Sen: Example of Turkey
in combating cybercrime |
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Wolfgang Kleinwächter:
The Internet Domain Name Registration Process: From the Registrant to
ICANN (prepared for the
Council of Europe/Global Project on Cybercrime)
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Wout De Natris:
Industry - LEA cooperation |
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Roland Perry: Regional
Internet Registry - RIPE NCC |
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Law Enforcement Due Diligence
Recommendations for ICANN (draft) |
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Bobby Flaim, Paul Hoare:
Presentation of the Law Enforcement Due Diligence Recommendations for
ICANN
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Workshop 3: |
The Budapest Convention on
Cybercrime as a global framework |
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Budapest Convention on
Cybercrime
 The
Convention (ETS 185)
The
Convention in other languages
Signatures,
ratifications and accessions
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Council of Europe: Contribution
of the Secretary General to the United Nations Crime Congress (Brazil,
April 2010)
English
French
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Council of Europe/Global
Project on Cybercrime:
Project
reports and
country profiles
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Organisation of American
States/REMA VIII, Brazil, February 2010:
Conclusions and Recommendations
OAS
Secretariat's Department of Legal Cooperation's
website
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Claudio Peguero:
Cybercrime legislation of Dominican Republic |
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Papa Assane Touré:
Cybercrime legislation of Senegal (French only) |
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Kgosietsile Ngakaagae:
Botswana
experiences on cybercrime |
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Somlouay Kittignavong:
ICT Security in
Laos PDR
Cybercrime legislation
of Laos
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Alexander Seger:
The
"Budapest" Convention on Cybercrime as a global framework: Introduction
to panel discussions
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Workshop 4: |
Mapping networks and initiatives |
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Council of Europe/Global
Project on Cybercrime: Cybercrime networks and initiatives - Resource
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Interpol -
Information Technology Crime |
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Global Prosecutors E-crime Network (GPEN)
Esther George:
Presentation of the Global
Prosecutor E-Crime Network - GPEN
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InHope
Ruben Rodriguez:
Presentation of InHope
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Anti-Phishing Working group
Peter Cassidy:
Briefing Memorandum on the Anti-Phishing Working Group
Data Logistics Requirements for
eCrime Event Data Sharing
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Global Network
Initiative (GNI)
Cornelia Kutterer:
Presentation of the Global Network Initiative
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Messaging Anti-Abuse Working Group (MAAWG)
Luc Mathan: MAAWG
cooperation against cybercrime
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Information Security Forum
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London Action Plan
Shaundra Watson:
Presentation
of the London Action Plan |
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RGData Ukraine: An Unified
IT-Tool to counteract cybercrime |
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Workshop 5: |
Capacity building/technical assistance against cybercrime |
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Council of Europe:
Global Project on Cybercrime
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Council of Europe/European
Union:
Project on Cybercrime in Georgia
Rusudan Mikhelidze:
CoE/EU Project on Cybercrime in Georgia
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Rishi Rishi Raj Singh: Cooperation
against Cybercrime in India |
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Betty Shave:
Cybercrime
training offered by the US to other countries |
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Gillian Murray: UNODC
Activities |
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Greg Day:
Technical Assistance against Cybercrime from a vendors perspective
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Alexander Seger:
Council
of Europe capacity building projects on cybercrime |
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Workshop 6: |
Measures against the sexual exploitation and abuse of children on the
Internet
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Council of Europe: Convention on the Protection of Children against
Sexual Exploitation and Sexual Abuse (CETS 201)
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Council of Europe:
Global Project on Cybercrime -
Protecting Children resources
Global study (ongoing) on Criminal law measures to protect children
against sexual exploitation and abuse
Countries are welcome to join the study: Questionnaire on substantive
law provisions:
English /
French
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Council of Europe Parliamentary Assembly (PACE) Recommendation 1882 (2009) on the
promotion of Internet and online media services
appropriate for minors:
English /
French
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Lioubov Samokhina:
Protecting
Children online - Council of Europe approach |
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Cristina Schulman:
The Convention on the Protection of Children against Sexual Exploitation
and Sexual Abuse and the Budapest Convention on Cybercrime: Guidelines
for action and assessment of progress
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Anjan Bose: ECPAT International -
Combating child abuse images and sexual exploitation online
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Nevine Tewfik: Recent
developments in Egypt's Child online Safety Agenda |
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Laurent Bernat:
OECD Study on risks faced by children online and policies to protect
them
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Michael Busch: EU Safer
Internet Programme - Examples of projects underway
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Ivan Salvadori:
The Courts' Approach to the
possession of child pornography |
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Raluca Simion:
Recent developments as regards cybercrime legislation in Romania
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John Carr (eNACSO):
Child pornography/abuse materials in the Internet: Take down or access
blocking ?
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Outlook session: |
Security and privacy in the
clouds |
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Cloud Security Alliance:
Top threats to cloud computing
Jim Reavis:
What is cloud computing ? |
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CRID (Research
Centre on IT and Law):
Cloud computing and its implication on data protection (prepared for the
Council of Europe/Global Project on Cybercrime)
Yves Poullet and J.Marc Van Gyseghem :
Cloud Computing and privacy
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Joseph Schwerha:
Law enforcement challenges in transborder acquisition of electronic
evidence from "cloud computing providers"
(prepared for the Council of
Europe/Global Project on Cybercrime)
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Alexander Seger: Law
enforcement challenges in the clouds |
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ENISA:
Cloud computing risk assessment
ENISA security risk
assessment of cloud computing:
"Benefits, risks and recommendations for information security"
ENISA:
Cloud Computing - Information Assurance Framework
ENISA:
An
SME perspective on cloud computing
Udo Helmbrecht:
ENISA's perspective on cloud computing
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Guy de Felcourt:
Vers un
nouveau rapport entre données sensibles et identité |
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Cristos Velasco:
Report
of the IGF Workshop on Privacy and Security Implications of Cloud
Computing (Sharm-el Sheik - Egypt, 17 Nov. 2009) |
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Contact
Comments,
corrections or updates may be sent to:
Alexander Seger
Economic Crime Division
Directorate General of Human Rights and Legal Affairs -
Council of Europe, Strasbourg, France
Tel: +33-3-9021-4506 -
Fax: +33-3-9021-5650 -
Email:
alexander.seger@coe.int - www.coe.int/cybercrime |
