By the end of the conference, the delegates will be able to:
- Identify current IT trends and how they will shape future security strategies
- Engage with computers, networks and how do they work
- Define cybercrime and electronic evidence
- Utilize substantive and procedural laws as well as technologies can be applied,
- Review cybercrime legislation: international, regional and domestic legislation (including case law) and international standards
- Undertake electronic evidence: technical procedures and legal considerations
- Engage in practical aspects of investigation and prosecution cybercrime
- Develop practical strategies and action plans for prosecuting cybercrime
- Identify admissible electronic evidence, package the evidence and present it in court
- Draw charge sheets and requests for Mutual Legal Assistance
- Contribute to enhanced knowledge through networking among judges and prosecutors