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EC3 @EC3Europol·

Let's talk about preventing #cybercrime! 🚔 #Today: joint meeting of the #European #Cybercrime Taskforce and the Cybercrime Prevention & Awareness Network to discuss #EU best practices and identify initiatives for 2019.

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European Commission 🇪🇺@EU_Commission·

Electronic evidence is increasingly important in criminal proceedings.
We are making sure that criminals and terrorists cannot exploit communication technologies to hide their criminal actions and evade justice → https://t.co/iklxJJ7B3T #SecurityUnion

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Lodewijk van Zwieten @Byte_Fighter·

The European Commission launched proposals for a Regulationd and a Directive to improve cross-border access to e-evidence today. See them here: https://t.co/eACuw4kLuD

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ECTEG supporting update and improvement of the @EU_CEPOL - @EC3Europol 2 weeks computer forensics investigator course for LEA to be delivered in November 2018.

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