A review of Lawful Interception legislation in Oceania
Guest Post: Lawful Interception is a tool for law enforcement to examine data traffic, but legislation varies between jurisdictions.
Tag: LEAs
OpenLI: An open-source alternative for meeting Lawful Interception requirements
Guest Post: OpenLI is the world’s first open-source Lawful Interception software solution.
Event Wrap: UN INCB — Expert Group Meeting on Drug Trafficking
APNIC participated in the UN INCB series of meetings, held online from 30 June to 1 July and 7 to 8 July 2020.
Open-source solution enables operators to comply with Lawful Interception standards
Guest Post: Help support a community funded open-source project to enable low-cost lawful interception.
Engaging LEAs in the Pacific
APNIC is assisting with developing and presenting a series of face-to-face workshops for law enforcement officers and investigators.
Reflections from five years @ APNIC
Time sure does fly when you’re having fun (and trying to do your part in helping keep the Internet stable and secure).
Creating safe and trusted spaces online
Guest Post: New Zealand’s Domain Name Commissioner discusses how the domain name sector could work with law enforcement agencies to ensure a safe and trusted domain name space across jurisdictions.
Event Wrap: Asia Regional G7 24/7 High Tech Crime Network Point of Contact Workshop
APNIC participated in the G7 Asia Regional G7 24/7 High Tech Crime Network Point of Contact Workshop from 31 July to 3 August 2018 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
CGN, IPv6 and fighting online crime…
Guest Post: Europol is consulting with the Internet community on how network operators can be encouraged to deploy IPv6.
Discussion on whois data accuracy
Guest Post: The challenges around whois accuracy was the topic of discussion at the APNIC 45 Cooperation SIG.