Tech Risk & Security

I wrote about US Senate's approval of Council of Europe Cybercrime Convention . Recently, the Cybercrime Committee of Council of Europe released a guideline on how ISP and law enforcement agencies should cooperate in cybercrime investigations. Guidelines for law enforcement - service provider cooperation (adopted on 2 April 2008) From this document, it could be see that there is a large gap between law enforcement and ISP on obtaining evidences. Both sides need to formalise their procedures (either request or giving evidences). If there is no force from the government or other external factor, I could see no reason for them to incur additional resource in this process.

I have been busy with my LLM study at The Hong Kong University in the past year. All goes well, I will graduate this year. The course I took covers Telecommunication, Cybercrime and IP. Will share about all these topic in the coming posts. First, PISA will has several events in pipeline. Today, we just finished an Oracle Security Seminar On 31 May, there will be Data Protection Public Forum . Speakers from ISACA, ISOC and Privacy Commissioner will share their view on recent incidence on data breaches . Then on 5 June, PISA invited Aloysius Cheang (Head of Security Services for Cable&Wireless Asia-Pacific) to share his experience on malware detections and preventions.