[kictanet] POLICY INNOVATION CENTRE ROUNDTABLE AT STRATHMORE LAW SCHOOL JANUARY 16TH 2018.

[Julius Njiraini]

There is no clear guidance on the roles of digital forensics, qualification
and necassary required skills. its unfortunate that current cyber crime
bill only talks of authorised person or a police officer. i would like to
be part and parcel of that discussion
regards
Julius Njiraini
Computer security and forensics
0724293490

On Wed, Jan 10, 2018 at 5:35 PM, Francis Monyango via kictanet <
kictanet at lists.kictanet.or.ke> wrote:

> This roundtable seeks to examine criminal justice responses to cyber-crime
> under the common law model. The capacity of criminal justice actors to
> perform their core function will be analyzed and discussed.
> Key Topics for the roundtable.
> 1. A practical definition of cyber-crime. 2. Investigative techniques and
> operational challenges. 3. Cooperation between information society
> service/technology providers and LEA’s. 4. An evaluation of the evidentiary
> issues surrounding collection and presentation of electronically stored
> information (ESI). 5. Mutual legal assistance. 6. Recommendations for
> removing barriers to the effectiveness of cyber-crime inquiry.
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> For more information, refer to the attached document.
> To R.S.V.P, contact Grace Diida at grace.diida at strathmore.edu
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> Francis Monyango
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> Lawyer | ICT Policy and Legal Consultant
> www.monyango.com
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