Terrorists use all possibilities internet provides for their criminal acts. Because of that, law enforcement officers need continuous training to conduct investigations successfully. The Police Academy of the Netherlands organised course 88/2019 Open Source Intelligence/ E-evidence/ Encryption Technologies used to facilitate terrorism, in collaboration with Europol and Eurojust. From 11th until 15th November 2019 the training was held in Amsterdam (The Netherlands).
Thirty-three law enforcement officers participated in this course: from 19 Member States, Europol, Frontex, Denmark, Norway and Turkey. They were offered a variety of presentations:
Practising was a significant part of the training. This was highly appreciated by the attendees. One of them wrote in the evaluation:
“This was a very good course with plenty of practical examples, not just theoretical things”.
Staff members of the Knowledge and Research Department of the Police Academy organised the training, supported by Europol and Eurojust.
The group took the initiative to create a social media group to share knowledge.
On 15-19 June 2009, CEPOL Secretariat with support from Austria organised course 79/2009 ‘Managing and Organising CEPOL Activities and Meetings’ attracting 19 participants from 16 Member States.
The main focus of the course was the recent changes to...
CEPOL Seminar 75a/2009 ‘Train the Trainers – Learning Methods Step 1’ took place in Nicosia, Cyprus on 25 - 29 May 2009.
The seminar provided an opportunity for trainers from 16 European countries to meet and work together in an effort to create...
The Police Science Conference 2009 will deal with the topic of ‘Future Policing in Europe: a Shared Agenda for Research’. The topic will be approached from both an academic and practical angle.
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