Cybercrime

These technical reports, presentations and resources do not necessarily reflect official positions of the Council of Europe.

Opening session

• Maud de Boer-Buquicchio: Opening speech
• Cybercrime prevention and awareness: Maga No Need Pay
• Geronimo L. Sy: Security and Fundamental Rights: What rules for the Internet ? An approach

Update session

• Council of Europe: Cybercrime
• European Dialogue on Internet Governance
• European Union: The Stockholm Programme – An open and secure Europe serving and protecting the citizens
• Internet Governance Forum
• Tour de table - Trends in cybercrime legislation and other measures: Argentina -- Indonesia
• Alexander Seger: Cybercrime: Where we are and where we could go
• Jakub Boratynski: EU Developments
• Jörg Polakiewicz: Update on Council of Europe standard setting activities
• Chengetai Masango: Internet Governance Forum
• 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
• Roberto Flor: The impact of the decisions of the Bundesverfassungsgericht and the Curta Constitutionala

Workshop 1: Cybercrime training for judges and prosecutors

• Council of Europe: Cybercrime training for judges and prosecutors - a concept
• Council of Europe: Global Project on Cybercrime - Training resources
• Cristina Schulman: Concept Paper: Cybercrime training for judges and prosecutors
• Nicola Di Leone: European Cybercrime Training and Education Group - ECTEG, Europol
• Nigel Jones: The 2Centre Initiative
• Christiaan Baardman: Example of the Netherlands
• Myriam Quemener: Example of France
• Esther George: Global Prosecutors E-Crime Network - GPEN
• Pedro Verdelho: Center for Judicial Studies, Lisbon
• Dave O'Reilly: Proposal for a JPEN support project to implement the concept paper on cybercrime training for judges and prosecutors
• Mohamed Moheb: Presentation on the Centre for Judicial Studies, Cairo, Egypt (French only)

Workshop 2: Law enforcement responsibilities

• Kauto Huopio (CERT-FI): Cooperation against Cybercrime - CSIRTs - Law Enforcement - Private Sector
• Jayantha Fernando (Sri Lanka): Statement on ICANN and law enforcement responsibilities
• Virgil Spiridon: Cyber Crime Unit, Romanian National Police
• Bilal Sen: Example of Turkey in combating cybercrime
• Wolfgang Kleinwächter: The Internet Domain Name Registration Process: From the Registrant to ICANN (prepared for the Council of Europe/Global Project on Cybercrime)
• Wout De Natris: Industry - LEA cooperation
• Roland Perry: Regional Internet Registry - RIPE NCC
• Law Enforcement Due Diligence Recommendations for ICANN (draft)
• Bobby Flaim, Paul Hoare: Presentation of the Law Enforcement Due Diligence Recommendations for ICANN

Workshop 3: the Budapest Convention on Cybercrime as a global framework

• The Budapest Convention on Cybercrime -- The Convention in other languages -- Signatures, ratifications and accessions
• Council of Europe: Contribution of the Secretary General to the United Nations Crime Congress (Brazil, April 2010) English -- French
• Council of Europe / Global Project on Cybercrime: Project reports and country profiles
• Organisation of American States / REMA VIII, Brazil, February 2010: Conclusions and Recommendations
• OAS Secretariat's Department of Legal Cooperation's website
• Claudio Peguero: Cybercrime legislation of Dominican Republic
• Papa Assane Touré: Cybercrime legislation of Senegal (French only)
• Kgosietsile Ngakaagae: Botswana experiences on cybercrime
• Somlouay Kittignavong: ICT Security in Laos PDR -- Cybercrime legislation of Laos
• Alexander Seger: The "Budapest" Convention on Cybercrime as a global framework: Introduction to panel discussions

Workshop 4: Mapping networks and initiatives

• Council of Europe/Global Project on Cybercrime: Cybercrime networks and initiatives - Resource
• Interpol - Information Technology Crime
• Global Prosecutors E-crime Network (GPEN) - Esther George: Presentation of the Global Prosecutor E-Crime Network - GPEN
• InHope - Ruben Rodriguez: Presentation of InHope
• Anti-Phishing Working group - Peter Cassidy: Briefing Memorandum on the Anti-Phishing Working Group -- Data Logistics Requirements for eCrime Event Data Sharing
• Global Network Initiative (GNI) - Cornelia Kutterer: Presentation of the Global Network Initiative
• Messaging Anti-Abuse Working Group (MAAWG) - Luc Mathan: MAAWG cooperation against cybercrime
• Information Security Forum
• London Action Plan - Shaundra Watson: Presentation of the London Action Plan
• RGData Ukraine: An Unified IT-Tool to counteract cybercrime

Workshop 5: Capacity building/technical assistance against cybercrime

•  Council of Europe: Global Project on Cybercrime
• Council of Europe/European Union: Project on Cybercrime in Georgia
• Rusudan Mikhelidze: CoE/EU Project on Cybercrime in Georgia
• Rishi Rishi Raj Singh: Cooperation against Cybercrime in India
• Betty Shave: Cybercrime training offered by the US to other countries
• Gillian Murray: UNODC Activities
• Greg Day: Technical Assistance against Cybercrime from a vendors perspective
• Alexander Seger: Council of Europe capacity building projects on cybercrime

Workshop 6: Measures against the sexual exploitation and abuse of children on the Internet

• Council of Europe: Convention on the Protection of Children against Sexual Exploitation and Sexual Abuse (CETS 201)
• 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
• Council of Europe Parliamentary Assembly (PACE) Recommendation 1882 (2009) on the promotion of Internet and online media services appropriate for minors: English -- French
• Lioubov Samokhina: Protecting Children online - Council of Europe approach
• 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
• Anjan Bose: ECPAT International - Combating child abuse images and sexual exploitation online
• Nevine Tewfik: Recent developments in Egypt's Child online Safety Agenda
• Laurent Bernat: OECD Study on risks faced by children online and policies to protect them
• Michael Busch: EU Safer Internet Programme - Examples of projects underway
• Ivan Salvadori: The Courts' Approach to the possession of child pornography
• Raluca Simion: Recent developments as regards cybercrime legislation in Romania
• John Carr (eNACSO): Child pornography/abuse materials in the Internet: Take down or access blocking ?

Outlook session: Security and privacy in the clouds

• Cloud Security Alliance: Top threats to cloud computing
• Jim Reavis: What is cloud computing?
• 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
• 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)
• Alexander Seger: Law enforcement challenges in the clouds
• ENISA: Cloud computing risk assessment -- ENISA security risk assessment of cloud computing: "Benefits, risks and recommendations for information security" -- Cloud Computing - Information Assurance Framework -- An SME perspective on cloud computing -- Udo Helmbrecht: ENISA's perspective on cloud computing
• Guy de Felcourt: Vers un nouveau rapport entre données sensibles et identité
• Cristos Velasco: Report of the IGF Workshop on Privacy and Security Implications of Cloud Computing (Sharm-el Sheik - Egypt, 17 Nov. 2009)