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The Council of Europe helps to protect societies worldwide from the threat of cybercrime through the Convention on Cybercrime and its Protocol on Xenophobia and Racism, the Cybercrime Convention Committee (T-CY) and the technical cooperation programmes on cybercrime.
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Improving cybercrime reporting and related criminal justice statistics in the Dominican Republic
The Council of Europe conducted an advisory mission with various Dominican public institutions such as the INDOTEL, National Police, DNI, DICAT, the Prosecution Service, and the Judiciary at the INDOTEL premises in Santo Domingo with the objective to gather information on cybercrime reporting...
GLACY+: Second Residential Workshop for District Judges and Magistrates in Sri Lanka
The second session of the Workshop on Cybercrime and Electronic Evidence, dedicated to Sri Lankan District Judges and Magistrates across the country, is taking place in Kandy, Sri Lanka on 13-15 October. The residential workshop is organized under the structure of an introductory judicial course,...
EAP III: Update of procedural legislation and public-private cooperation studies in the Eastern Partnership region
Meetings with criminal justice institutions, regulatory authorities and Internet service providers in Baku, Azerbaijan, on 12-13 October 2017, has opened the series of follow-up visits to Eastern Partnership states, which aim to update two studies developed previously by the Council of Europe:...
iPROCEEDS: Study visit on CSIRT/CERT Regulations and Operational Environment
Cyber security and the protection of critical information infrastructures are vital for citizens and the private sector to trust the internet. Therefore, the creation of well-functioning Computer Security Incident Response Teams/Computer Emergency Response Teams (CSIRT/CERTs) is crucial. The...
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