Today I’ve been presenting at the Cybercrime forum which was organised jointly by the US and the EU (the FBI and European Commission, Directorate-General Home Affairs).
Image by TPCOM via Flickr
I am heartened to see a spirit of cooperation between registries, registrars and police and other law enforcement agencies despite different approaches. We all want to see bad guys discouraged from doing bad things, and caught when they do.
I’ve also written a response to the ICANN 2009 Law Enforcement Recommendations, which was published on CircleID yesterday.
A properly formatted and typo-corrected article is available for download here.
ICANN-Law_Enforcement_Recommendations-Commentary
(Thanks to Dr Lisse for the typesetting assistance)
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