Countering Cybercrime: Safeguarding Europe in the Digital Age
New technologies created a variety of opportunities for criminals to target individuals, organisations, and critical infrastructure all over the world. Countering cybercrime is essential for maintaining the security and stability of the EU.
We are committed to working on many projects to improve our ability to detect, stop and pursue cyber criminals.
Relevant Events
Join us at the Cybercrime.4 – Technologies Conference (CP.4)
CINTiA 2025 Conference: Data Analysis and Criminal Intelligence in the Service of Security
Introducing Cybercrime.3 – Technologies
The “Cybercrime.2 – Technologies” conference announcement
Related Updates
Join us at the Cybercrime.4 – Technologies Conference (CP.4)
The Cybercrime.4 – Technologies Conference (CP.4) will take place on 24–26 March 2026 at the Police Academy in Szczytno (Poland). This fourth edition of the int…
CINTiA 2025 Conference – Registration for Participants Now Open!
The international CINTiA 2025 – Criminal Intelligence – New Trends in Analysis – conference brings together representatives of law enforcement agencies, public…
Technology and Cybercrime: Highlights from the CP.3 Conference
During the “Cybercrime.3 – Technologies” (CP.3) conference, we discussed how to stay one step ahead of those who use the internet to commit offences.
Join CYBERSEC EXPO & FORUM 2025
Join CYBERSEC EXPO & FORUM 2025, the biggest cybersecurity event. Sign in today!
CINTiA 2025 Conference: Data Analysis and Criminal Intelligence in the Service of Security
Take part in CINTiA 2025 to explore the latest in criminal intelligence and new trends in analysis. Date: 23–25 September, Krakow, Poland.
Join the Cybercrime.3 – Technologies (CP.3) event for Law Enforcement & Public Safety
We organise the Cybercrime.3 – Technologies (CP.3) conference scheduled for 26th–27th March 2025 at the Police Academy in Szczytno, Poland.
Introducing Cybercrime.3 – Technologies
The Police Academy in Szczytno, in cooperation with the Polish Naval Academy, the Foundation for Counteracting Cybercrime and the Polish Platform for Homeland S…
How AI Can Harm Cybersecurity
Artificial intelligence (AI) has become a hot topic lately. Thousands of articles have been written about it, countless books published, and probably just as ma…
Crypto Assets as a Facilitator of Cybercrime – Joint Live Exercises in Zagreb
Crypto assets can help us but they also pose a serious threat by facilitating cybercrime. This challenge is the main topic of an upcoming event in Zagreb.
The “Cybercrime.2 – Technologies” conference announcement
The Polish Platform for Homeland Security co-organises the second edition of the “Cybercrime.2 – Technologies” conference which will be held from the 22nd – 23r…
LION DC: Project Newsletter #5
We encourage you to read the fifth and final issue of the LION DC Newsletter. It provides up-to-date information on the Consortium’s activities in the final pha…
LION DC: 2nd webinar on cryptocurrencies for the Polish Police
The second edition of the webinar on cryptocurrencies for the Polish Police organised as a part of the European LION DC project was held on 26-27 May 2021. The …
CYCLOPES project has been launched
We are happy to inform that CYCLOPES project, coordinated by PPHS, was endorsed by European Commission and is granted. The proposal was submitted in August 2020…
LION DC: Webinar on cryptocurrencies for the Polish Police
The Polish Platform for Homeland Security, in cooperation with the Cybercrime Bureau of the Polish National Police Headquarters and the Provincial Police Headqu…
LION DC: Project Newsletter #3
The third LION DC Newsletter was released. In the brochure you can find some information about the trainings dedicated for LEAs on fight against online drug cri…
LION DC: Second training for representatives of LEA – advanced level
The online training for representatives of LEA that will improve LEAs skills in fight against drug trafficking on the Internet lasts from 15th June to 3rd July …
LION DC: Summary of the training for LEAs on the fight against online drug crimes
On 12-14 February 2020, a training course for European LEAs dealing with drug-related crime on the Internet, took place within the LION DC project. The training…
LION DC: Training for LEAs at the AGH in Krakow on fighting against online drug crimes
On 12-14 February 2020, at the Faculty of Computer Science, Electronics and Telecommunication of the University of Science and Technology in Krakow, a training …
Success of the first edition of the “CP.1- Technologies” conference
On 7-8 November 2019 in Warsaw, law enforcement agencies, employees of public institutions, as well as science and business representatives took part in the fir…
Lion DC – a new European project implemented by the PPHS
We would like to inform that the Polish Platform for Homeland Security is participating in an international project concerning fight against online drug crimes …
