The European Cybercrime Training and Education Group (ECTEG), in collaboration with Council of Europe, UNODC and Portuguese Police organised on the period of 20-25 of May 2019, the E-First Working Group at Judiciary Police Headquarters from Lisbon, Portugal.
During this week, a group of 25 ECTEG experts worked to develop the e-First project, which materializes the delivery of the e-learning pack in 14 different languages.
The E-First project aims to respond to the need for any investigator to deal with the question of electronic evidence that is today very common in any criminal investigation. Therefore, the project offers an e-learning package that includes how to identify, seize and handle electronic evidence and improve assistance to victims of crimes facilitated by the use of computer systems.
CyberSouth Project supported the project countries to develop the e-learning pack in Arabic version to be further used by the law enforcement agencies from the MENA region.
