Project on Cybercrime in Georgia: Presentations

These presentations have been prepared under the Project on Cybercrime in Georgia. They do not necessarily reflect official positions of the Council of Europe.

Project Closing Conference

(14 May 2010)

 

Presentations
 

Cristina Schulman: Overview of the Project's achievements

 

  

Regional Workshop on Cybercrime

(13 May 2010)

 

Presentations
Session 1

Wout de Natris: Spam fighting in the Netherlands

 

  
  Eirik Tronnes Hansen: The experience of Norway in fighting cybercrime  
  Virgil Spiridon: The experience of Romania in fighting cybercrime  
 

César Lorenzana Gonzalez: The experience of Spain in fighting cybercrime

 

  
  Bilal Sen: The experience of Turkey in fighting cybercrime  
  Wout de Natris: Law enforcement and cooperation  
  Markko Künnapu: The experience of Estonia in fighting cybercrime  
  Sergio Staro: The functioning of the G8 24/7 Network  
 

Jaime Ansieta: Police to police cooperation on cybercrime: Making use of Interpol

 
Session 2

Cristina Schulman: The Convention on Cybercrime: a framework for comprehensive legislation and joint action against cybercrime

 
  Graham Sutton: Data protection and cybercrime investigations  
Session 3

Rusudan Mikelidze: The experience of Georgia: Lessons learnt and future steps

  
  Irakli Lomidze: The Data Exchange Agency of Georgia and Information Security
 		  
  Markko Künnapu: Strategies for enhancing cyber security  

Conference on cybercrime

(2 March 2010)

 

Presentations
 

Prof. Dr W.K Henrik Kaspersen: Challenges in implementing the Convention on Cybercrime and progress made by Georgia

 

  
 

Virgil Spiridon: Investigating cybercrime: lessons learnt and recommendations (Romania experience)

 

  

Worskhop on law enforcement authorities

and Internet service providers cooperation

(2 March 2010)

 

Presentations
 

Cristina Schulman: The CoE Guidelines for the cooperation between law enforcement and Internet service providers against cybercrime

 

  
 

Uwe Manuel Rasmussen: Investigation of computer crimes and the role of service providers

 

  
 

Virgil Spiridon: LEA-ISP cooperation: examples of good practices

 

  

Workshop on cybercrime and data protection legislation

(29 September 2009)

 


Presentations
 

Uwe Manuel Rasmussen: Challenges of fighting cybercrime and using electronic evidence

 

  
 

Nigel Jones and Virgil Spiridon: Proposals for the establishment of a High Tech Crime Unit in Georgia

 

  
  Prof. Dr W.K Henrik Kaspersen: Analysis of the cybercrime legislation of Georgia against the provisions of the Convention on Cybercrime
 		  
  Emilio Aced Félez: Analysis of the data protection legislation of Georgia  
     

Round table discussion on High Tech Crime unit
(28 September 2009)

 

  
Presentations
 

Nigel Jones and Virgil Spiridon: Proposals for the establishment of a High Tech Crime unit in Georgia

 

  
  Virgil Spiridon: Practical examples of investigating cybercrime  
     

 Workshop on cybercrime legislation (16 July)

 

 

  
Presentations
 

Markko Künnapu: Estonian experience against cybercrime

  
 

Virgil Spiridon: Challenges in investigating cybercrime

 

  
 

Givi Baghdavadze: International cooperation provisions in Georgia

 
  Cristina Schulman:Council of Europe Convention on cybercrime and the advantages for Georgia to become Party to the Convention  
  Cristina Schulman: Council of Europe Convention on cybercrime and national implementation  
   

Round table on the creation of a 24/7 contact point

and a high tech crime unit in Georgia (15 July)

 

 

  
Presentations
 

Markko Künnapu: 24/7 network and contact points

 

  
 

Virgil Spiridon: The Cybercrime police unit of Romania

  

Contact

Comments, corrections or updates may be sent to:

Cristina Schulman
Department of Information Society and Action against Crime -
Directorate General of Human Rights and Legal Affairs -
Council of Europe, Strasbourg, France
Tel: +33-3-8841-21-03 
Fax : +33-3-9021-5650   -   
Email: cristina.schulman@coe.int   -  www.coe.int/cybercrime