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The Polish Platform for Homeland Security organises online training courses for interested institutions. The training courses conducted in real time by our trainers, with exactly the same content as our classroom training courses

On 12 and 13 October 2020, the first table top exercise for police operational centers from several countries of the European Union were conducted to improve the skills and procedures for rapid response to crimes and secure cross-border data exchange.

Works have been completed on the second stage of the project SNAPPY “Database of Standardized Prevention Programs” whose Administrator is the Prevention Bureau of the National Police Headquarters. The Polish Platform for Homeland Security, the Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, and SNP Poland sp. z o.o. were the participants of the second stage.

We would like to inform you that the next FORMOBILE Project Newsletter is released. This 4th bulletin highlights some of the recent efforts of the project team and touches on some of the upcoming results you can expect to see in the coming weeks.

Many experts in the area of digital forensics from all around the world work to improve the level of public security. Thanks to their work, significant amounts of evidence used during trials is gathered. Thus, why is the occupation often underestimated, and what are the consequences of the lack of appreciation? The answers can be found in the article published by Stephen Fisher Davies.

We are proud to announce that Ms. Marzena Kordaczuk-Wąs PhD, who is the expert of PPHS on radicalisation prevention, has been chosen as a leader of the RAN POL Working Group (RAN Police) by the European Commission and accepted to the RAN Expert Pool.

We are pleased to share with you the collection of Policy Briefs from the RADPol2020 conference “Radicalisation in Central and Eastern Europe – trends, challenges and opportunities to counteract”, which took place in June and July 2020.