genevacyberweek.com Geneva Cyber Week 2026: AI, Cybercrime, and Electronic Evidence Discussion
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- •C-PROC will host a side event on AI and cybercrime at Geneva Cyber Week 2026.
- •The event aims to address legal and policy responses to AI's impact on cybercrime.
- •Registration for the event closes on April 30, 2026.
The Council of Europe Cybercrime Programme Office (C-PROC) is hosting a side event at Geneva Cyber Week 2026 on May 8, 2026, focusing on the intersection of artificial intelligence, cybercrime, and electronic evidence. This event aims to facilitate discussions on the implications of AI for cybercrime and the handling of electronic evidence, emphasizing the need for effective legal and policy responses that uphold human rights. Registration for the event is open until April 30, 2026, and participants are encouraged to complete an online registration form to attend. The discussions will involve experts from various sectors, highlighting the importance of global cooperation in addressing these challenges. The event is part of a broader initiative to explore the latest developments and opportunities in cybersecurity.
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