The RCMP will also examine its international networks involving reported cybercrime incidents and foreign requests for law enforcement assistance, including INTERPOL, G7 and the Council of Europe’s Convention on Cybercrime 24/7 networks. More broadly, the RCMP, through Federal Policing and National Police Services, will examine how it can better assist all Canadian law enforcement to intake and triage new cybercrime complaints and coordinate cybercrime investigations involving the widespread unauthorized use of computers and mischief in relation to data. Action Item Sucess Indicators 11. Examine integrated enforcement - Greater national coordination models for combating cybercrime. and deconfliction for major cybercrime investigations. Links to operational framework: P1; P2; O3; O6; E4 Planned Timeline Ongoing. Description: Cybercrime activities are often multi-jurisdictional in nature and require the combined efforts of Canadian police services, including national law enforcement coordination and deconfliction. To address this requirement, the RCMP will examine its existing enforcement models for joint force operations and will consider models that may better address criminal investigations in the cyber realm. An emphasis will be placed on examining national law enforcement coordination and deconfliction measures for technically complex and multi-jurisdictional cybercrimes, particularly those involving the widespread unauthorized use of computers and mischief in relation to data. This examination will focus on examining operations across RCMP federal policing, contract policing and national police services, including protocols for collaboration between the RCMP and its provincial and municipal law enforcement partners. 12. Expand international collaboration with close allies to better understand and combat cybercrimes that are transnational in character. Links to operational framework: P1; P2; O3; O6; E4 Ongoing. - Greater participation in international law enforcement fora on cybercrime. - Greater understanding of cybercrime threats that are transnational in character. - Provide liaison officers and analysts deployed abroad with foundational cyber-related training as it becomes available. Description: Cybercrime is often an international threat that requires an international and cohesive law enforcement response. To address this requirement, the RCMP and its international law enforcement allies are increasingly working together to develop a shared understanding of common cybercrime threats, and to ensure that collaborative, proactive operational activities are aligned against these threats. Through key international bodies, such as INTERPOL, EUROPOL, G7 and Five Eyes working groups, the RCMP will continue to work with its international law enforcement allies to identify and address common cybercrime threats. Royal Canadian Mounted Police Cybercrime Strategy 17