Recording of the Webinar organized by AIGA Sec. Rome and Legaleye on April 29, 2020. Technology as a venue for committing crimes, means of committing crimes, and investigative tool.
Introduction and moderation by: Attorney Giulia Guagliardi, AIGA Rome section Council Member, Secretary of European Young Bar Association
Speakers: Dr. Eugenio Albamonte, Deputy Prosecutor at the Rome Prosecutor’s Office Cybercrime Unit
Prof. Attorney Stefano Aterno, Contract Professor – Legal Aspects of Information Technology – at the University of Foggia, Department of Law
Marco Alvise De Stefani, IT expert, Legaleye partner
Featuring: Attorney Giuseppe Murone and Attorney Elisa Davanzo, Coordinators of Criminal Procedure and Criminal Law Departments of the Tommaso Bucciarelli Foundation We discussed: – proper and improper cybercrimes (focus on viruses and cyber fraud during Covid19) – botnets and trojans as cyber espionage tools – international judicial cooperation profiles in fighting cybercrime – what criminal protection for BIG DATA in an increasingly data-driven future? – smartphone acquisition: unrepeatable technical assessment or survey? – practical cases of digital evidence acquisition
