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The Future of Cybercrime in Light of Technology Developments

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Bellasio, Jacopo
Contributor:
Blondes, Emma Louise
Favaro, Marina
Knack, Anna
Leverett, Eireann
Paoli, Giacomo Persi
Quimbre, Fiona
Silfversten, Erik
Language:
English
Place of Publication:
Santa Monica, Calif. RAND Corporation 2020
Summary:
The government of Estonia requested support from the European Commission under Regulation (EU) 2017/825 to analyse new and emerging technological developments and identify their potential application in cybercrime. In May 2019, RAND Europe was commissioned by the European Commission Structural Reform Support Service to conduct a study (ref: SRSS/C2018/092) aimed at: Conducting an analysis of future technologies and how these could be used to commit or prevent cybercrimes. Proposing possible ways to prevent future technologies from being exploited for criminal purposes. To meet the objectives of the study, RAND Europe (i) took stock of current knowledge of and policy on cybercrime as well as of completed and ongoing research on future trends in cybercrime; (ii) conducted horizon scanning activities to identify new and emerging technologies that may have an impact on cybercrime; (iii) engaged with stakeholders and experts to elicit their views on current and future cybercrime and technology trends; and (iv) designed and delivered a table-top exercise to help identify possible policy and legislative measures and initiatives to be adopted in order to prevent new and emerging technologies from being exploited for cybercrime purposes. This document presents an overview of results emerging from activities conducted under the study.

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