Discussions focused on the tension between data access and privacy protection, addressing the societal and geopolitical implications of data use. Participants explored operational needs for timely data availability, highlighting the central role of public–private cooperation in successful investigations. The conference also reviewed recent regulatory developments framed by data-driven legislation, emphasising the need to modernise legal frameworks in light of evolving technological realities.
A dedicated session on cyber diplomacy highlighted the importance of coordinated international engagement to promote secure, resilient technologies. New initiatives in cybercrime prevention were presented, showcasing innovative approaches to safeguarding digital ecosystems.
The Europol Cybercrime Conference remains one of Europol’s flagship platforms for strategic dialogue, fostering cross-sector collaboration and advancing collective understanding of emerging digital threats. The event is held by invitation only.
