The NIS Directive tool is intended as a one-stop shop for experts from the industry linking to relevant ENISA work, national cybersecurity strategies, the CSIRT network, and the NIS Cooperation group website. This year all EU member states are implementing the NIS directive in their countries. The NIS Directive is the first piece of EU-wide …
EU Commission website
published by EUROPOL : The objective of this document is to support the Computer Security Incident Response Teams (CSIRTs) and the Public Prosecutors in their dealing with Law Enforcement Agencies in cases of criminal investigations, by providing a common taxonomy for the classification of incidents, named Common Taxonomy for Law Enforcement and The National Network …
This taxonomy resulted from collaboration initiatives such as the annual ENISA/EC3 Workshop which involved CSIRTs, LEAs, ENISA, and EC3. A must have for all LEA involved in cyber crime fighting !
A new Call for Proposals for Cybercrime projects in the framework of the Annual Work Programme 2017 of the Internal Security Fund (Police) has been recently published. The full text of the call, estimated at 8M € is accessible from the EU portal.
In the published resolution the European Parliament, considering capacity building at European level : By leading the Global Cybercrime Certification (GCC) ECTEG project, UAM will continue work done in the TOT project by developing certification packages for several law enforcement practitioners profiles.
State of the Union 2017 – Cybersecurity: Commission scales up EU’s response to cyber-attacks
from Council Of Europe website In the framework of the collaboration between Council of Europe, INTERPOL and ECTEG, aimed at strengthening law enforcement capacities worldwide, a special programme for Ghanaian cybercrime investigators and other public agencies has taken place on 11-14 September 2017 in Accra. Some 30 representatives of Ghanaian LEAs learned from INTERPOL trainers …
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