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Handbook of Legal Procedures of Computer and Network Misuse in EU Countries

Cover: Handbook of Legal Procedures of Computer and Network Misuse in EU Countries

By: Lorenzo Valeri, Geert Somers, Neil Robinson, Hans Graux, Jos Dumortier

In 2003 the European Commission supported RAND Europe in the development of a Handbook that provided an easy-to-use guide matching technical descriptions of incidents to the legal framework of the country in question and details procedures for working with law enforcement to respond to incidents. This handbook was tailored to the user requirements of Europe’s Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT) and Computer Security Incident Response Team (CSIRT) community. RAND Europe and Lawfort, a Belgian law firm, compiled the 2005 edition of the CSIRT Legal Handbook. This edition represents a significant update, taking into account recent developments in national legal frameworks and extending its scope to cover the 10 new EU member states that joined in 2004. The project to update the Handbook revisited the incident taxonomy, reviewed and analysed standard enquires and reporting needs, surveyed national legal frameworks and relevant industrial initiatives and finally provided an electronic easy-to-use online and CD-ROM-based application for modifying and updating the information, available at www.csirt-handbook.org.uk. The 2005 CSIRT Legal Handbook is globally unique in the field of information security as it provides access to a comprehensive and up-to-date collection of information on rules, regulations and laws concerning computer misuse. In addition, it also details collection and reporting of computer evidence currently in force in all 25 EU countries, together with guidelines as to when and how law enforcement must be informed of incidents.

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Contents

Chapter One:
Introduction to Country Reports

Chapter Two:
Country Report – Austria

Chapter Three:
Country Report – Belgium

Chapter Four:
Country report – Cyprus

Chapter Five:
Country Report – Czech Republic

Chapter Six:
Country report – Denmark

Chapter Seven:
Country Report – Estonia

Chapter Eight:
Country Report – Finland

Chapter Nine:
Country Report – France

Chapter Ten:
Country Report – Germany

Chapter Eleven:
Country Report – Greece

Chapter Twelve:
Country Report – Hungary

Chapter Thirteen:
Country Report – Ireland

Chapter Fourteen:
Country Report – Italy

Chapter Fifteen:
Country Report – Latvia

Chapter Sixteen:
Country Report – Lithuania

Chapter Seventeen:
Country Report – Luxembourg

Chapter Eighteen:
Country Report – Malta

Chapter Nineteen:
Country Report – The Netherlands

Chapter Twenty:
Country Report – Poland

Chapter Twenty-one:
Country Report – Portugal

Chapter Twenty-two:
Country Report – Slovak Republic

Chapter Twenty-three:
Country Report – Slovenia

Chapter Twenty-four:
Country Report – Spain

Chapter Twenty-five:
Country Report – Sweden

Chapter Twenty-six:
Country Report – United Kingdom

The research described in this report was prepared for the European Commission and was conducted by RAND Europe.

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Copyright 2006 the European Commission.

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