Europol Conference Highlights Data Access Challenges in Cybercrime Investigations
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Europol's 4th Annual Cybercrime Conference 2025 convened in The Hague, focusing on the critical challenge of balancing data access for investigations with privacy and digital rights. The event underscored the need for stronger data laws and international cooperation to combat cybercrime. The conference, attended by 500 participants, emphasized the rapid exploitation of encryption and anonymization technologies by criminals, outpacing regulatory and law enforcement adaptations. Key themes included the need for updated laws, improved cross-border data sharing, and enhanced cyber diplomacy. The event also highlighted successful operations like Operation Eastwood and Operation Ratatouille, demonstrating the impact of coordinated efforts in disrupting cybercrime activities.
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06.10.2025 18:45 1 articles · 11h ago
Europol's 4th Annual Cybercrime Conference 2025 Held in The Hague
The conference focused on the critical challenge of balancing data access for investigations with privacy and digital rights. It highlighted the need for stronger data laws and international cooperation to combat cybercrime. The event emphasized the rapid exploitation of encryption and anonymization technologies by criminals, outpacing regulatory and law enforcement adaptations. Key themes included updating laws, improving cross-border data sharing, and promoting cyber diplomacy.
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Europol's 4th Annual Cybercrime Conference 2025 was held in The Hague, focusing on data access challenges in cybercrime investigations.
First reported: 06.10.2025 18:451 source, 1 articleShow sources
- Europol Calls for Stronger Data Laws to Combat Cybercrime — www.infosecurity-magazine.com — 06.10.2025 18:45
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The conference emphasized the need for stronger data laws and international cooperation to combat cybercrime.
First reported: 06.10.2025 18:451 source, 1 articleShow sources
- Europol Calls for Stronger Data Laws to Combat Cybercrime — www.infosecurity-magazine.com — 06.10.2025 18:45
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Criminals are exploiting encryption, anonymization, and new technologies faster than regulators and law enforcement can adapt.
First reported: 06.10.2025 18:451 source, 1 articleShow sources
- Europol Calls for Stronger Data Laws to Combat Cybercrime — www.infosecurity-magazine.com — 06.10.2025 18:45
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The event highlighted the importance of balancing lawful access to data with the protection of privacy and digital rights.
First reported: 06.10.2025 18:451 source, 1 articleShow sources
- Europol Calls for Stronger Data Laws to Combat Cybercrime — www.infosecurity-magazine.com — 06.10.2025 18:45
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Key themes included updating laws to match rapid technological change, improving cross-border data sharing, and promoting cyber diplomacy.
First reported: 06.10.2025 18:451 source, 1 articleShow sources
- Europol Calls for Stronger Data Laws to Combat Cybercrime — www.infosecurity-magazine.com — 06.10.2025 18:45
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Operation Eastwood disrupted pro-Russian hacktivist activity targeting European infrastructure.
First reported: 06.10.2025 18:451 source, 1 articleShow sources
- Europol Calls for Stronger Data Laws to Combat Cybercrime — www.infosecurity-magazine.com — 06.10.2025 18:45
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Operation Ratatouille led to the arrest of a suspected administrator of a major Russian-speaking cybercrime platform.
First reported: 06.10.2025 18:451 source, 1 articleShow sources
- Europol Calls for Stronger Data Laws to Combat Cybercrime — www.infosecurity-magazine.com — 06.10.2025 18:45