Cybercrime

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

Opening session

• Opening remarks by Secretary General of the Council of Europe, Mr Thorbjørn Jagland
• Mexico - Data protection and cybercrime challenges (Sigrid Arzt)
• Botswana - Experience with cybercrime legislation (Athaliah Molokomme)

Update session

• From Octopus to Octopus (Alexander Seger, Council of Europe)
• Budapest Convention on Cybercrime
• Council of Europe Internet Governance Strategy 2012-2015
• Global Project on Cybercrime, Phase 3
• Gobal Project on Cybercrime, Phase 2 - Final Report
• Criminal money flows on the Internet - Typology study
• Cybercrime - effective public-private partnership (Adam Palmer, Symantec)
• Digital Crimes in Russia (Sergey Grudinov, Group-IB, Russia)
• UNODC (Gillian Murray)
• GUAM (Oleh Klynchenko)
• CCI (Lara Pace)
• ENISA (Silvia Portesi)
• Update from the T-CY (Markko Kunnappu)
• New Trends of Cybercrime (Kaspersky Lab)
• Update from the African Union Commission

Workshop 1: Cybercrime legislation

• Global State of Cybercrime Legislation (Cristina Schulman)
• Developments in the fight against cybercrime - Costa Rica
• Costa Rica - legislative developments (Francisco Salas Ruiz)
• Costa Rica - draft cybercrime law
• Japan - legislative developments (Yoshimitsu Yamauchi, Ministry of Justice, Japan)
• Spain - Legislation and the Cybercrime Prosecution Department
• Application of Domestic Cybercrime Legislation in Trinidad and Tobago (Kerry-Ann Barrett)
• Application of legislation in practice - example from Sri Lanka
• Cybercrime Legislation- Serbia example
• Presentation on GPEN (Esther George)
• Update on Cybercrime Legislation by Nigeria
• Prosecutor General's Cybercrime Office - Portugal
• Case Law and Application of Law (Presentation by Esther George)
• Case Law and Application of Law (cases)
• Country profiles

Workshop 2: Public / private information sharing

• ENISA report on CERT/law enforcement cooperation
• ENISA report on CERT information exchange
• Turkey - Public/private cooperation (Bilal Sen)
• Bill Harmon and Roger Halbheer (Microsoft) - Public/Private information sharing
• Private Sector's perspective for public/private information sharing (Tomohiko Yamakawa)
• Presentation of results from the survey of national online threat analysis (Wout de Natris)

Workshop 3: Child protection

• Lanzarote Convention
• VGT / legislative engagement strategy
• Gaps in legislation against child abuse images in South East Asia and challenges (Anjan Bose)

Workshop 4: Transborder access and jurisdiction

• The provisions of the Budapest Convention (Alexander Seger)
• Norway - transborder access to electronic evidence (Eirik Tronnes Hansen)
• Government access to data in the clouds - Hogan Lovells White Paper
• Transborder access in Latin America (Marcos Salt)
• Jurisdiction over cybercrime (Cristos Velasco)
• Cloud computing and cybercrime investigations: territoriality vs the power of disposal (report by Jan Spoenle)
• Transborder access and jurisdiction (Renato Opice Blum)
• Law enforcement challenges in transborder acquisition of electronic evidence from "Cloud Computing Providers" (report by Joseph Schwerha)
• Internet jurisdiction (report by Henrik Kaspersen)
• Cloud computing and its implications on data protection (report prepared by Yves Poullet, Jean-Marc Van Gyseghem, Jacques Gérard, Claire Gayrel and Jean-Philippe Moiny)
• Technologies and Business vs. Law - Coud computing, transborder access, and data retention: a legal perspective from the State which is conducting an investigation (Francesco Cajani)

Workshop 5: Rule of law and human rights safeguards and data protection

• Article 15 - Conditions and Safeguards under the Budapest Convention on Cybercrime
• Implementation of Article 15 in Croatian Legislation (Drazen Dragicevic)
• L'expérience sénégalaise (Mouhamdou Lo)
• Presentation by the Chair of T-PD (Jean-Philippe Walter)
• European Court of Human Rights: Internet case-law
• Data Protection Convention 108 - modernisation process
• Cybercrime investigations and the protection of personal data and privacy

Final plenary session

• How did we come to naming the conference the "Octopus Conference" - Presentation by Alexander Seger
• Conclusions from the side event on electronic evidence (Nigel Jones)
• Conclusions by Ernest Chernukhin, First Secretary, MFA of the Russian Federation
• Closing Remarks by Deputy Secretary General of Council of Europe, Mrs Maud de-Boer Buquicchio