Third Annual PILON Cybercrime Workshop

Overview Overview

Agenda

Opening remarks

Hon. Justice Taniela Fatiaki, Supreme Court of Vanuatu

Cristina Schulman, Chair of the Cybercrime Convention Committee (T-CY)

Day 1 — Standing together to combat cybercrime

Presentations

The importance of international cooperation on cybercrime and electronic evidence, Alexander Seger, Council of Europe
2018 – 2019 Cybercrime overview: New Zealand, Damian Rapira-Davies, New Zealand Police
Current international and regional cybercrime trends, Stephen Bouwhuis, Australian Attorney-General’s Department

Resources

Day 2 — Informal international cooperation to combat cybercrime

Presentations

24-7 Network of Contact Points under the Budapest Convention on Cybercrime, Alexander Seger, Council of Europe
Globalised Action towards Cybercrime, Raymond Cao, INTERPOL
24-7 Contact Points of INTERPOL, Raymond Cao, INTERPOL

Resources

First Meeting of the 24/7 points of contact (CP) under the Budapest Convention on Cybercrime, Summary report, November 2017
Second Meeting of the 24/7 points of contact (CP) under the Budapest Convention on Cybercrime, Summary report, July 2018
Law Enforcement Guidelines for Instagram | WhatsApp | Facebook
Facebook Online Law Enforcement Response System (“The Portal”)
Facebook general resources:

Day 3 — Formal international cooperation to combat cybercrime

Presentations

Mutual Legal Assistance and Extradition, Stephen Bouwhuis, Australian Attorney-General’s Department
Treaties as basis for International Cooperation, Cristina Schulman, Council of Europe
Making MLA Requests to the United States, Evan Williams, US Department of Justice
Mutual Assistance Requests and the Legal Processes and Avenues associated with Transnational Crime Issues, John Laule, Papua New Guinea

Resources

T-CY Assessment report on mutual legal assistance, December 2014
T-CY Assessment on MLA: follow up given by Parties and Observers, November 2017
Template: Mutual Legal Assistance Request for subscriber information (Art. 31 Budapest Convention)
Template: Data Preservation Request (Articles 29 and 30 Budapest Convention)
Budapest Convention: Guidance Note on the production of subscriber information

Day 4 — Formal international cooperation (cont.) and cybercrime prosecutions

Presentations

Direct cooperation with service providers in other jurisdictions, Alexander Seger
Prosecution - Case Studies, Serupepeli Neiko, Fiji

Resources

Criminal justice access to data in the cloud: cooperation with "foreign" service providers, Council of Europe/T-CY(2016)2, May 2016
Electronic Evidence Guide (available upon registration on the Octopus Community platform)
Digital Forensics Laboratory Guide (available upon registration on the Octopus Community platform)

Day 5 — Presenting electronic evidence in court

Presentations

The future of international cooperation on cybercrime (part 1), Stephen Bouwhuis, Australian Attorney-General’s Department
The future of international cooperation on cybercrime and e-evidence (part 2), Cristina Schulman, Council of Europe

Resources

Towards a Protocol to the Budapest Convention on Cybercrime