Following the two speeches I had as lecturer at the Advanced NATO Training Seminar in Kiev, Ukraine at the end of last month and titled “Cyber-Terrorism Prevention & Counteraction” – I continued the tradition of writing about cybercrime related topics I encounter in the daily activity in the Romanian blog Criminalitate.info, this time as...
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Are you using IT infrastructure in your business? Most likely: YES. What happens if an employee uses the computer and Internet connection, on purpose or by mistake in a way that puts your business at risk, compromises your important digital information or your trade secrets go public on the Internet? Well, under Romanian laws...
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I receive many questions about how to bring emails as evidence in legal cases. Since the Romanian laws do not regulate e-mails per se as evidence, the rules that apply in cases which involve electronic correspondence as evidence are those from the written evidence, with special emphasize on preserving and presenting them in a...
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A small overview of the proper ways of making use of digital photos in legal cases in Romanian courts. Some initial indications on preserving the images and use them as electronic evidence. The article is located here…
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How unique and identifiable are we while surfing the Internet from the silence of our home? Do we leave behind traces that through which we can be recognized? Posted on en.criminalitate.info blog.
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This is a short introduction to computer crime related legal aspects in general and to the legal issues posed by bringing electronic evidence for usage in courts. It is intended as an overview of the legal implications posed by the computer technologies in a world which relies on IT for almost all activities. Read...
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We are proud to announce a new legal website in Romanian language entirely dedicated to Cybercrime and Electronic evidence and intended for lawyers, judges, prosecutors and law enforcement agencies as well as law students and other categories of people willing to keep informed on the fight against computer crime both at national and international...
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