Attachment III
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maintained in cases of
cybercrime
Develop capabilities in cyber
security and cybercrime for
Information Technology staff
(including the area of National
Critical Infrastructure entities)
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Crisis Management
5
Change Management ‐ In
order to include cyber security
and cybercrime as part of
public thinking it will require
significant change
Conduct training courses
geared towards prosecutors
and members of the judiciary
Conduct and ensure
participation in regional
training opportunities and
request assistance from
international partners
Establishment of a regional
academic centre of excellence
focused specifically on cyber
security and cybercrime
Standardize basic components
of training programs among
institutions and customize,
where necessary, according to
how the country is structured
Cooperate with UWI and other
tertiary institutions to establish
courses in cyber security and
cybercrime
Review of existing training
initiatives in this area to ensure
that cyber security and
cybercrime are included as
areas of threat
Ensure that crisis management
is included in other forms of
training as it relates to cyber
security and cybercrime
Include change management
practices as an aspect of all training
programmes. This process will:
● CoE ‐ Cybercrime (T‐
CY) Committee of the
Council of Europe,
● Regional International
Law Enforcement
Academy (ILEA)
programs (USDOJ)
UWI and tertiary
institutions
Private Sector
Companies/Providers
of critical
infrastructure
OAS/CICTE
CDEMA
CARICOM IMPACS
EU/EEAS
o Reduce the impact of changes;
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