Attachment III  7.2. program as well as part of CXC and CAPE programmes Encourage companies to adopt cyber security awareness mechanisms as part of their Corporate/ Social Responsibility Telecommunication Providers Telecommunication Regulators Building Sustainable Capacity The security of national networks as well as the prevention, detection and prosecution of Cybercrime requires a wide range of skills. In order to ensure relevance in the dynamic area of cyber security and cybercrime, it is important that skills are not only developed, but that such expertise is continuously upgraded. Table 2 – Building Sustainable Capacity – Needs, Solutions and Agencies/Partners with interest Ref 1 2 NEEDS Enhance training for judges and prosecutors in electronic evidence and cybercrime Training for law enforcement first responders, investigators and prosecutors in the areas of electronic evidence gathering, preservation and presentation; ensuring that proper chain of custody is SOLUTION  Conduct regional training workshops and ensure maximum participation  Include Cyber Security as part of law school curriculum  Conduct training courses geared towards law enforcement first responders and investigators Upgrade of curriculum at police training colleges/academy  AGENCIES/PARTNERS WITH INTEREST (PRESENT OR POTENTIAL)* ● CoE ‐ Cybercrime (T‐ CY) Committee of the Council of Europe, ● Comsec ● OAS/REMJA (Ministers of Justice and Attorneys General of the Americas) training programs ● Regional International Law Enforcement Academy (ILEA) programs (USDOJ) ● Canada Dept of Justice ● OAS/REMJA (Ministers of Justice and Attorneys General of the Americas) training programs ● OAS/CICTE ● UNODC Page 12 of 24