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Together for a safer digital space!
Lille, an active digital metropolls oriented towards Northern Europe, will be a hub of thinking about the challenges and dangers of new communication technologies at the International Forum On Cybercriminality.
DID YOU SAY CYBERCRIMINALITY?
Cybercriminality refers to all illegal activities using or targeting digital systems and networks. This forum is a good opportunity for companies, local government and private users to gauge the challenges and the advances in the field of public and private protection against digital risk. Sharing experiences with other invited countries provides an opportunity to discover efficient tools and effective ways of fighting against digital crime. These exchanges will afford food for thought which will help France and the EU establish their policies of prevention and repression to tackle this emerging crime.
THE IFC IN 2009
While stressing the opportunities for development and expansion provided by digital technologies, the plenary sessions and the 15 specialized stands emphasized the need to continue to inform all users about the risks of inexpert practices.
HEADING TOWARDS IFC 2010.
So that cybercrime no longer pays!
The growing success of the event is such that the 4th International Forum will be held overtwo days in order to provide an even stronger mobilization of all national and international public and private partners.
4th International Forum on Cybercriminality will be held in Lille (France) on 31 March and 1 April 2010 in the Grand Palais in Lille and will involve over 1500 participants.
This will provide a unique occasion for discussions between leading national and international experts, leading to improved understanding of the challenges posed by cyber crime.
Lille, France, 25 November 2009 - Organised by the National Gendarmerie with the support of the European Union, the FIC - Forum International sur la Cybercriminalité (International Forum on Cybercriminality) - offers a series of debates, conferences and workshops, within the framework of public and private collaboration.
In order to obtain even greater participation, the 4th event will take place over 2 days.
Now that information systems are widely used by government, business, and in private life, cyber crime and its use by organised criminal gangs is on the increase.
Faced with this serious threat that knows no boundaries, the FIC plays an important part in strengthening the fight against cyber crime; bytaking a global approach based on international cooperation. Apart from its role of increasing awareness and providing information on the various dangers of the internet, the aim of the FIC is to provide a forum for an exchange of views and reflection. Strengthening its recognition on the international stage, the FIC 2010 will be proud to welcome a symposium organized in partnership with OSCE to have – with a panel of experts – a full reflection on how to secure the digital space.
In its pursuit of action to raise awareness of the risks and to produce concerted action by those involved in the fight against cyber crime, the forum, wich was set up in 2007, has made steady progress both at home and abroad.
Via its programme and the audience it hopes to attract, the FIC 2010 will act as an invitation to forge closer links between the investigation services and the judiciary. It is the ideal venue for promoting an exchange of views on how to strengthen international cooperation.
General Commissioner
Director of Scientific Content
Colonel Régis FOHRER
Vice General Commissioners
Chef d'escadron Dominique SCHOENHER
Commandant Rémy FEVRIER
ie.rgnpc@hotmail.fr - +33 (0)3 20 43 53 00
Vice Commissioner
Vice Chairman of S@ntinel
Richard OLSZEWSKI
richard@olszewski.fr
Marketing and Communication
Bruno ALBANESE
albanese@fcvnet.net - +33 (0)6 48 97 58 86
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