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EC3 opened on 11 January 2013
On Friday 11 January 2013 the European Cyber Crime Centre, EC3, officially opened its doors at Europol in The Hague. If something shone through from the speeches of the panel participants, it is that… more →
International cooperation on cyber crime. The bridgebuilder's blog
EC3 opened on 11 January 2013
wrote 4 months ago: On Friday 11 January 2013 the European Cyber Crime Centre, EC3, officially opened its doors at Europ … more →
Why Vint Cerf is wrong
wrote 5 months ago: At the Internet Governance Forum in Baku, I made an intervention on behalf of NL IGF, reporting on t … more →
De Natris Consult report on (inter)national cooperation
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wrote 8 months ago: If you click on the link below you will find the report of De Natris Consult on “National cybe … more →
Coordination and cooperation in online threats
wrote 10 months ago: In his recent blog post Jan Jaap Oerlemans of Leiden University’s Law school reacted in-depth … more →
IP addresses and privacy sensitive data. A level playing field needed
wrote 10 months ago: Reading Peter Olthoorn’s book on Google (a link is found here), I ran into a passage on IP add … more →
Public Private cooperaration: the Zeus take down example
wrote 12 months ago: Microsoft took down a Zeus botnet recently. Within days it was publicly accosted by Fox-IT’s d … more →
Another day, another hack
wrote 1 year ago: It’s sad but true, the 1967 Cuby + Blizzards hit has to be paraphrased in 2012. It’s all … more →
CHALLENGES FOR THE LONDON ACTION PLAN
wrote 1 year ago: Below follows my article published in Virus Bulletin of January 2012. The copyright to the article i … more →
Cyber security: Private responsibility, public concerns
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wrote 1 year ago: In all debates on cyber security the Dutch government is adamant: in the private sector cyber securi … more →
Effective cyber enforcement. Challenges for governments
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wrote 1 year ago: All in all I’m involved now for 7 ½ years in Internet safety. If signs are not misleading me, severa … more →
Harmonizing privacy legislation, but what about enforcement?
wrote 1 year ago: In a presentation EU Commissioner Viviane Reding gave a preview of the new Privacy regulation her DG … more →
Cross border aspects of OPTA All4Call fine
wrote 1 year ago: In a fine published on 29 November 2011 OPTA (Independent Post and Telecommunication Authority) made … more →
Internet and self-governance? An example
wrote 1 year ago: At the Government Roundtable meeting in Amsterdam on 12 September RIPE NCC presented on her results … more →
A ‘DEFENCE TRIANGLE’
wrote 1 year ago: Below is the text of my article published in ‘Virus Bulletin’ of May 2011. The copyright … more →
Internet security and the multistakeholder approach. Is it attainable?
wrote 1 year ago: Internet Security is a topic that has drawn a lot of attention over the past year. As awareness grow … more →
The need to enforce spam. The need to train enforcers
wrote 2 years ago: Recently you can hear that spam (enforcement) is so 2004, that it’s all about malware and cyber war … more →
Commissioner Kroes congratulates OPTA, but how can the EU step up anti-spam efforts?
wrote 2 years ago: In a tweet, EU commissioner for the Information Society Neelie Kroes congratulates OPTA on the spam … more →
RIPE NCC Roundtable: four messages for governments
wrote 2 years ago: At RIPE NCC organised Roundtable of 4 April 2011 at the Sheraton Hotel at Schiphol, the RIPE communi … more →
Neelie Kroes, the EU, cloud computing, regulation and Good Ears
wrote 2 years ago: In her blog EU Commissioner Neelie Kroes blogs on her stance on cloud computing. In short: this is a … more →
