The presentation was given at the Digital Threats and Solutions conference held by InfinIT on 20 March 2014.

1. DANISH NATIONAL POLICE

2. • Cyber attack on NATO websites claimed
by ”Ukrainian patriots”
• Syrian Electronic Army hacks
into Forbes.com
• Hackers knock out
Kremlin s website
• 2.9 mn. Adobe accounts compro-
mised; Investigations still ongoing
• Cybercrime firm says uncovers six active
attacks on U.S. merchants
• Cybercrime surges in Hong Kong
fuelled by email scams and extortion
• Warning: CryptoLocker virus holds
computers ransom
Cybercrime or …..?

3. Cyberthreats
CybersecurityCybercrime
Terror
Espionage
Hacktivisme
Organised
crime
Intellectual
Property
Rights
Economic
crime
Petty crime
Harrasment
?

4. National Cybercrime Centre (NCC)
• Strengten investigative and judicial competences
• Promote cybersecurity awareness and crime prevention
• Monitor and analyse cybercrime developements
• Identify and analyse cybercrime threats
• Initiate and support national/international investigation
• Internet patrolling
• Public – Private - Partnership

5. European Cybercrime Centre (EC3)
• Data Fusion
• Forensics
• Outreach
• Strategy
• Research & Developement
• Training
• Investigative coordination and support: Cybercrime (FP Cyborg),
Child sexual exploitation (FP Twins), Payment Card Fraud (FP Terminal)
”EC3 aims to become the focal point in the EU’s fight against cybercrime , through building
Operational and analytical capacity for investigations and cooperation with international part-
Ners in the pursuit of en EU free from Cybercrime”
Europol/EC3

6. Interpol Global Complex for Innovation
• Digital Crime Centre
• Cyber Innovation and Outreach
• Capacity Building and Training
• Operational and Investigative support
”A cutting-edge research and developement facitlity for the identification of
crimes and criminals, innovative training, operational support and partnerships”
Interpol