La pandémie de COVID-19 rend les individus et la société extrêmement vulnérables à tous égards. Pendant cette crise, nous dépendons tous plus que jamais des systèmes informatiques, des appareils mobiles et de l'internet pour travailler, communiquer, faire des achats, partager et recevoir des informations et ainsi atténuer l'impact de la distanciation sociale.
Il est prouvé que des acteurs malveillants exploitent ces vulnérabilités à leur propre avantage.
Les autorités de justice pénale doivent coopérer pleinement pour détecter, enquêter, attribuer et poursuivre les infractions susmentionnées et traduire en justice ceux qui exploitent la pandémie de COVID-19 à leurs propres fins criminelles.
La Convention de Budapest offre à 65 États un cadre de coopération efficace assorti des garanties nécessaires en matière d'État de droit. Grâce aux programmes de renforcement des capacités, de nombreux États devraient maintenant être en mesure d'agir.
Renforcer la réponse de la justice pénale
- INTERPOL: COVID-19 pandemic – Guidelines for law enforcement
- INTERPOL and UNICRI: Towards Responsible Artificial Intelligence Innovation (second edition)
- INTERPOL: Report on Cybercrime: COVID-19 Impact (août 2020)
- Interisle: Domain Name Registration Data at the Crossroads
- EDPB: Statement on the processing of personal data in the context of the COVID-19 outbreak
- CERT-EU Latest news about COVID-19 cyber threats
- COVID-19 Cyber Threat Coalition: Weekly Threat Advisory (first issue)
- US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) and UK's National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) (joint advisory): COVID-19 Exploited by Malicious Cyber Actors
- ICANN: Keeping the DNS Secure During the Coronavirus Pandemic
- European Commission: Scams related to COVID-19. Common position of the Consumer Protection Cooperation Network on rogue traders during the COVID-19 outbreak
- Council of the European Union: declaration of the High Representative Josep Borrell, on behalf of the European Union, on malicious cyber activities exploiting the coronavirus pandemic (press release)
- The Economist: COVID-19 App-based contact tracing may help countries get out of lockdown
- European Judicial Network (EJN): Measures taken in the respective member states and other non-EU countries to facilitate cross-border investigation
- YouTube Official Blog: Responsible Policy Enforcement During COVID-19
- Council of Europe (Committee of Experts on the Evaluation of Anti-Money Laundering Measures and the Financing of Terrorism): Money laundering and terrorism financing trends (MONEYVAL report)
Prévention et protection contre la cybercriminalité
- Europol: Publications and documents
- Europol: report on cybercrime and disinformation amid the COVID-19 pandemic
- Europol: Guidelines on how to make your home a cyber safe stronghold
- Europol: Safe teleworking tips and advice
- Europol: Staying safe during COVID-19: what you need to know
- Europol: Beyond the pandemic – how COVID-19 will shape the serious and organised crime landscape in the EU (report)
- Europol: A safety guide for the 'new normal' after COVID-19 (infographic)
- ENISA: Tips on cybersecurity when working from home
- EEAS Special Report: Disinformation on the coronavirus – short assessment of the information environment
- US Department of Homeland Security: Coronavirus Rumor Control (FAQs to debunk fake news and misinformation)
- United States of America: National Security Agency – Selecting and safely using collaboration services for telework
- WHO: Advice for parenting during COVID-19
- CERT.BE Awareness campaign (safe online during COVID-19)
- NewsGuard: Coronavirus Misinformation Tracking Center
- Council of Europe: How to protect yourself from falsified medical products? (press release)
- UNODC: Cybercrime and COVID-19: Risks and responses
- International Telecommunication Union (ITU) and the Office of the UN Under Secretary-General: Digital Cooperation webinars
- Politico: Early COVID-19 tracking apps easy prey for hackers
- CompariTech: Avoid Coronavirus scams: What you need to know
Respecter les droits fondamentaux et l'État de droit
- Council of Europe: Respecting Democracy, Rule of Law and Human Rights in the Framework of the COVID-19 Sanitary Crisis. A Toolkit for Member States
- Council of Europe: Impact of COVID-19 pandemic on human rights and the rule of law
- Council of Europe: Elections, digital technologies, human rights (compendium)
- European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights (FRA): Protect human rights and public health in fighting COVID-19 (press release)
- European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights (FRA): Coronavirus pandemic in the EU – Fundamental Rights Implications – Bulletin 1
- ICT4Peace Foundation: "Corona Pan(dem)ic: The Gateway to Global Surveillance? Our solidarity must be grounded on facts - not on fear" (publication)
- ICT4Peace Foundation: "A Human Centric Framework to Evaluate the Risks Raised by Contact-Tracing Applications" (publication)
- European Commission: Recommendation to support exit strategies through mobile data and apps (common EU approach for the use of mobile applications and mobile data in response to the coronavirus pandemic)
- European Commission: eHealth Network - Mobile applications to support contact tracing in the EU's fight against COVID-19. Common EU toolbox for member states
- European Commission: Digital technologies - action in response to coronavirus pandemic
- Article 19 and partners: Pandemic Big Brother. Stages of restrictions of digital rights (map)
- Chaos Computer Club: 10 requirements for the evaluation of "Contact Tracing" apps
Réponses des pays
- Andorra: Data Protection Agency of Andorra - recommendations (in Catalan)
- Argentina: Legislation on the use of the mandatory COVID-19-Ministry of Health mobile app (in Spanish); Statement of the Public Information Access Agency on the treatment of personal data (in Spanish)
- Canada: Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada - guidance on privacy and the COVID-19 outbreak
- Colombia: Superindendency of Industry and Commerce - External circular no. 002 on the prohibition to collect physical or electronic footprints/biometric information (sensitive data)
- Czech Republic: Office for Personal Data Protection - on protection of personal data and storing of personal data in foreign clouds (in Czech)
- Denmark: legislation package on cooperation with providers (in Danish)
- Georgia: Statement of State Inspector's Service - recommendations on personal data protection in the course of fight against COVID-19
- Mauritius: CERT-MU - COVID-19 Lockdown: Beware of Scams (bulletin)
- Morocco: Draft Bill 22.20 on use of social networks, broadcasting networks and similar networks (fighting new tendencies of electronic crimes)
- Netherlands: Data Protection Authority - Corona apps possible only with the protection of privacy (in Dutch)
- Norway: Voluntary app to track users geolocation (in Norwegian)
- Spain: Data Protection Agency of Spain (AEPD) - recommendations for protecting against phising campaigns during COVID-19 (in Spanish)
- Spain: Ministry of Social Rights and 2030 Agenda - technical document of recommendations for action (access to the public child protection system) (in Spanish)
- Spain: ANAR Foundation - help chat for children and adolescents during confinement (team of psychologists, lawyers, social workers) (in Spanish)
- Ukraine: Ministry of Digital Transformation announced the launch of three mobile apps for Coronavirus (ordering medicine online and reporting health status; #HackCorona national challenge for projects and ideas from citizens; online platform for free business services) (in Ukrainian)
- United Kingdom: Department of Health and Social Care - single platform for reliable and timely data to be used by national organisations responsible for COVID-19 response
- United Kingdom: National Cyber Security Centre - launch of suspicious e-mail reporting service
- United States of America: Federal Communications Commission - on automated calls (robocalls) and automated text messages to wireless phones vs. illegal robocalls and phone scamms during COVID-19
- United States of America: Department of Justice (U.S Attorney's Office, Northern District of California) - Michigan man charged with COVID-19-related wire fraud scheme (press release)
2024
2023
Past:
Strengthening the capacities of criminal justice authorities on addressing xenophobia and racism committed online / 28 February 2023, 14h00-16h30 CET [English language only]
Consult the First Additional Protocol webpage for more details.
Webinar on good practices and challenges in addressing xenophobia and racism committed online / 15 December 2022, 14:00-16:15 CET. Consult the First Additional Protocol webpage for more details.
2021
Enhanced cooperation and disclosure of electronic evidence
Regional conference on cyberviolence and electronic evidence
INTERPOL y GLACY+ seminario técnico en línea: cripto para las autoridades de justicia penal
Cyber-bullying: trends, prevention strategies and the role of law enforcements
Cyberviolence series: Hate Speech and Restrictive Measures
INTERPOL & GLACY+ webinaires techniques: Crypto pour les autorités de justice pénale [FR]
2020
Cybersecurity and Human Rights
INTERPOL Technical Webinars: Crypto for Criminal Justice Authorities
COVID-19 and Cybercrime in the Pacific
Effective access to electronic evidence: towards a new Protocol to the Budapest Convention
INTERPOL Technical webinars (E-FIRST)
Cybercrime and criminal justice: LATAM & Caribbean [ES]
Cybercrime and criminal justice: LATAM & Caribbean [EN]
Cybercrime and criminal justice: Africa [FR]
Cybercrime and criminal justice: Africa [EN]
International standards on collection and handling of electronic evidence
Cybercrime and criminal justice: Asia-Pacific
Election interference: attacks on critical information systems
COVID-19: Online child sexual exploitation and abuse
Follow up webinar on Electronic evidence [Lebanon]
INTERPOL: Impact of COVID-19 on Financial Crimes
CSIRTs and criminal justice authorities: good practices of collaboration
Cybercrime challenges in LATAM and the Caribbean [ES]
Setup of specialized cybercrime units
- IA et contrôle du COVID-19
- Protection des données et COVID-19
- Les médias en temps de crise sanitaire
- Les droits de l'enfant pendant le COVID-19
- Réponse du projet EndOCSEA@Europe au COVID-19 et mises à jour
- Lignes directrices à l'intention des gouvernements sur le respect des droits de l'homme, de la démocratie et de l'État de droit
- Impact de la pandémie de COVID-19 sur les droits de l'homme et l'État de droit
- Commission de Venise (Commission européenne pour la démocratie par le droit): Les pouvoirs d’urgence – quelles normes?
- Comment se protéger contre les produits médicaux falsifiés?
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