Conference 2011: Reports, presentations, resources
These technical reports, presentations and resources do not necessarily reflect official positions of the Council of Europe.
Session
Presentations/materials
Opening session
Jan Kleijssen, Council of Europe
Eleonor Fuller, United Kingdom
Hiroshi Karube, Japan
Update session
Greg Day: The 2011 cyber threat landscape
Michael Moran: Child abuse materials
Nicola di Leone: Threat and trends - Europol perspective
Vincent Hinderer: CERT perspective
Markko Künnapu: The Cybercrime Convention Committee, T-CY
Teresa Aguirre: Paraguay - Modifications in the criminal code (Oct. 2011)
Adamou Iro: L'experience Nigerienne
Botir Hakimov: ICT and Information Security in Uzbekistan
Aminiasi Kefu: Tonga's Cybercrime Legislation
Pavan Duggal: Legislative developments in India
Saidi Kalunde: Cybercrime in Tanzania
Workshop 1:
Capacity building
Cristina Schulman: The CyberCrime @ IPA project
Cristina Schulman: The CyberCrime @ EAP project
Joseph Tabone: Commonwealth Cybercrime Initiative
Commonwealth Cybercrime Initiative
Stephen Malby: The UNODC response
Danielle de Groot: Dutch Cybercrime Programme
E-learning booklet
Devi Annamalai: Cybercrime legislation course in Malaysia
Myriam Quemener: Judicial training in France
Esther George: Judicial training (UK Crown Prosecution Service)
Cormac Callanan: 2Centre
Siaosi Sovaleni: Pacific Regional Workshop
Jayantha Fernando: South Asia Workshop on Cybercrime
Cristina Schulman: The Global Project on Cybercrime
Council of Europe projects:
Global Project on Cybercrime
Cybercrime@IPA
Cybercrime@EAP
Global Project on Cybercrime (Phase 3) - Proposal
Workshop 2:
Specialised services
Council of Europe/EU Cybercrime Task Force: Good practice study on specialised services
Virgil Spiridon: Overview of the study
Alexander Seger: 24/7 points of contact
Wieteke Koorn/Eileen Monsma: the Netherland's High Tech Crime Unit and Public Prosecutor's Office
Workshop 3:
Cybercrime strategies
Global Project on Cybercrime/Council of Europe: Cybercrime strategies - discussion paper
Alexander Seger: Cybercrime strategies
David Black: RCMP perspective on a Canadian Cybercrime Strategy
Roger Halbheer (Microsoft): Cybersecurity - more than a good headline
Roger Halbheer - Presentation
Workshop 4:
Sexual exploitation of children
Michael Busch: Developments at EU level
Cristina Schulman: Substantive law benchmarks
Carole Gay/Nicolas D'Arcy (AFA): Notice and take down
Neil Gaughan: Virtual Global Taskforce
Interpol Resolution on legislative engagement strategy against child online exploitation (AG-2011-RES-05)
Interpol Resolution on victim-centric management of child abuse materials (AG-2011-RES-08)
Link to the Virtual Global Taskforce
Jean-Christophe Le Toquin: PhotoDNA
Outlook session:
Panel 1 - Article 15: Protecting you and your rights in cyberspace
Henrik Kaspersen/Joseph Schwerha: Article 15 - Discussion paper
Internet case law of the European Court of Human Rights
Rachael Kondak: Key messages
Panel 2 - Cooperation against cybercrime: what future?
Gillian Murray: The challenge of developing countries
Eric Freyssinet: Division de lutte contre la cybercriminalité
Special meeting:
Budapest Convention - 10th anniversary
Thorbjørn Jagland, Secretary General, Council of Europe
James Brokenshire, Home Office Minister for Crime and Security, United Kingdom
Robert McClelland, Attorney General, Australia
Reinhard Priebe, Director of Internal Security, DG Home, European Union
Maud de Boer-Buquicchio, Deputy Secretary General, Council of Europe
Contact
Comments, corrections or updates may be sent to: Alexander Seger
Data Protection and Cybercrime Division Directorate General of Human Rights and Rule of Law Council of Europe, Strasbourg, France Tel: +33-3-9021-4506 - Fax: +33-3-9021-5650 - Email: alexander.seger@coe.int - www.coe.int/cybercrime
