CYBER SECURITY AND CYBERCRIME ACTION PLAN
Priority Areas for Intervention
- Public awareness
- Building sustainable capacity
- Technical standards and Infrastructure
- Legal Environment
- Regional and International Cooperation Collaboration ‐ Incident response, cybercrime investigation and capacity building
CARICOM CYBER SECURITY AND CYBERCRIME ACTION PLAN (CCSCAP) GOVERNANCE STRUCTURE
Regional Cyber Committee (RCC)
- Support the RIFC monitor Cyber Security and Cybercrime as it increases its sphere of regional intelligence analysis
- Members will be the National Cyber Points of Contact (NCPOC) from each participating territory.
- Mechanism for: the sharing of information as it relates to cybercrime activities (with possible links to other criminal activities) nationally and/or regionally;
- The exchange of lessons learnt, resources and expertise
- Coordination of projects aimed at sustainable capacity building initiatives
- Dissemination of information, through the NCPOCs to the Member States
National Cyber Points of Contact (NCPOC)
National Level – National Cyber Points of Contact (NCPOC)
- Serve as members of the RCC.
- Senior level officials from Law enforcement authority intelligence agency
or military unit; Ministries responsible for ICT and Telecommunications;
Parliamentary Sub‐Committee and Judiciary
Main focal points for the action plan with responsibility to:
- Establishing and leading a national community of practitioners;
- Gathering of relevant information so as to provide status updates on Cyber related projects and activities;
- Collating information as it relates to incidents, experiences and lessons learnt;
- Identifying national resources and expertise.
CAPACITY BUILDING FOR CARIFORUM MEMBER STATES ON CYBERCRIME 11TH EDF
To enhance detection and investigation of cybercrimes in CARIFORUM Countries, in compliance with international standards. Training for RIFC and National Intelligence Points of Contacts on cybercrime information gathering and strategic analysis.
Policy Advancements
Technical Assistance to Member States for legislative and policy advancements
Awareness
Regional awareness raising sessions for senior officials, ministers, parliamentarians, policy makers and the public
Train
Training on cybercrime and cyber security for law enforcement and judiciary professionals
Support
Improve regional & international cooperation for enhanced incident response, cybercrime investigation and IMPACS capacity building
Digital Forensic Evidence and Case Management Platform
Improve the technological and human resource capacity of CARICOM IMPACS/RIFC to gather intelligence to assist in the prevention, detection and prosecution of cybercrimes and cyber-related crimes from a regional perspective.
Improve the capacity of National Intelligence and/or Cyber Points of Contacts in Member States, for information gathering and exchange in relation to cybercrime.
IMPACS/RIFC Staff and National Cyber/Intelligence Points of Contacts will be trained in Cyber Intelligence, Digital Forensic Evidence Management, Case Management and how to access and use the DFMP.
The Caribbean Community (CARICOM) Implementation Agency for Crime and Security (IMPACS) was established by the Twenty Seventh Meeting of the Conference of Heads of Government in July 2006, in Bird Rock, St Kitts and Nevis, as the implementation arm of a new Regional Architecture to manage CARICOM’s action agenda on crime and security.
