An overview of Ukraine’s cyber policy landscape is available on the UNIDIR Cyber Policy Portal Regional Project Cybercrime EAP ii
Aim To enable efficient regional and international co-operation on cybercrime and electronic evidence Objectives Enhanced mutual legal assistance for international cooperation on cybercrime and electronic evidence Strengthen the role of 24/7 contact points
Project
Regional Cyber Crime Exercise Silver Unity 2017 for Eastern Europe
Implementors
Themes & Topics
Regional Cyber Crime Exercise Silver Unity 2017 for Eastern Europe
This project supported stronger cyber crime capacity in Eastern Europe through a week-long training programme and exercise hosted in the UK for 4 countries in October 2017. The participating countries were Ukraine, Estonia, Moldova, Romania. The UK, US and Europol also took part. The exercise built upon previous capacity building […]
Project
Regional Cyber Crime Exercise Silver Shadow 2015 for Eastern Europe
Implementors
Themes & Topics
Regional Cyber Crime Exercise Silver Shadow 2015 for Eastern Europe
This project supported stronger cyber crime capacity in Eastern Europe through a 2 week training programme and exercise hosted in the UK for 6 countries in December 2015. The participating countries were Ukraine, Lithuania, Moldova, Romania, Georgia and Bulgaria. The UK, US and Europol also took part. Each country sent […]
Project
Regional Cyber Crime Workshop for Baltic and Eastern European States
Beneficiary Countries
Beneficiary groups
Themes & Topics
Regional Cyber Crime Workshop for Baltic and Eastern European States
This project supported stronger law enforcement capacity and cooperation on cyber crime in Baltic states through a five day regional workshop in Bucharest in June 2015. The workshop was run by the UK National Crime Agency.
Project
Introducing Estonian ICT Solutions to Delegations from Developing Countries
Implementors
Themes & Topics
Introducing Estonian ICT Solutions to Delegations from Developing Countries
Aims / objectives To welcome delegations from developing countries (according to the listing, provided by OECD) and to disseminate knowledge and best practice of e-governance and e-government.
E-Crime Congress
This project brought representatives from eleven low and middle income countries facing serious cyber crime threat to the UK for the annual e-Crimes Congress. The project contributed to establishing inter-regional networks of cybercrime units and points of contact to respond to requests or warnings from international counterpart law enforcement agencies.
