Activities calendar

The aim of the course is to:

• Enhance leadership competencies of future law enforcement decision makers in terms of strategy formulation, implementation and change management with particular emphasis on international/EU dimension of enforcement.
• Foster the network of future leaders in EU law enforcement, encourage international partnership, address future challenges of law enforcement and asses the training needs in relation to leadership development.

The aim of the course is:

• To equip LEA officers with the knowledge of a number of practical, applicable techniques of open-sources intelligence and provide basic knowledge on OSINT methodology.
• To understand the use of the SIRIUS platform as the one-stop shop to convey innovation on Internet-based investigations on how to identify and retrieve public and non-public information from Online Service Providers, Social Media and Online Messaging Services.
• To provide SIRIUS digests and standardised forms to enhance the excellence of requests from LEA officers to OSPs and therefore the quality and swifter turnaround time of the subsequent responses.
• To familiarise LEA officers with the legal boundaries Familiarise LEA officers with Europol’s toolkit/ capabilities and the use of shared tailor made tools on internet investigations.
• To make clear how information and electronic evidence can be classified according to the Budapest Convention on Cybercrime and how to handle and present to a case “e-evidence”.
• To provide information on the procedure of requesting on removal of terrorism/ propaganda related material on the Internet.
• To provide insight on block-chain technology and crypto-currencies.
• To raise awareness about encryption types/technologies commonly used among terrorist groups.
• To provide insight on custom encryption tools and procedures and raise awareness about Dark Net.

The aim of the course is to enhance the resilience of personnel in the mission area, increase their understanding of proactive security and of basic field measures, providing personnel with knowledge, tools and techniques in order to avoid potentially dangerous situations or to cope with them in the most adequate way possible.

The aim of the training activity is to improve the response related to illegal immigration flows into the European Union and to identify and tackle the business model of migrant smuggling organised criminal groups.

The aim of the course is:

• to enhance capability to understand, interpret and analyse PNR data and to develop the presentation of results;
• to improve, update and share knowledge on the functionalities of the systems connected to PNR data, to promote partnership with the industry in the PNR domain,
• to reinforce operational and strategic cooperation between PIU’s.