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EU: CYBER CRIME: Council of the European Union: From: General Secretariat of the Council - To: JHA Counsellors/COSI Support Group

03 October 2013

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""To combat cybercrimes committed by OCGs and generating large criminal profits such as on-line and payment card fraud, cybercrimes which cause serious harm to their victims such as online Child Sexual Exploitation, and cyber-attacks which affect critical infrastructure and information systems in the EU".

This document is based on the outcome of the MASP workshop held in Brussels under the auspices of the Commission on 11-12 July 2013 and was agreed following the discussions in COSI on 17 September 2013."

See the full text: JHA Counsellors/COSI Support Group: Implementation EU Policy cycle for organised and serious international crime: Multi-Annual Strategic Plan (MASP) related to the EU crime priority "cybercrime" (pdf)

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