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CSP Awareness Update 1
Cybercrime Investigations Update (2018 review)
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Cybercrime Investigations Update (2019)
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CSP Training Nauru 2
Oceanic Sporting Committee 2
Update from Vanuatu 3
Update from Niue 4
Tier One Cybercrime Course 5
Results of Cybercrime Investigation course
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Important Reminders 7
INSIDE THIS ISSUE:
Cyber Safety Pasifika (CSP) leaped into 2018 with the delivery of three CSP Awareness Train the Trainer Programs two held in April (Australia) and November in Nauru. To date, CSP has delivered this training to 49 Pacific police officers across 18 countries. In March 2019 CSP is heading to Samoa for the inaugural CSP Awareness Trainers Roundtable Discussion. The intent of the roundtable is to give the trainers the opportunity to evaluate the CSP training to ensure it remains relevant and contemporary. This is also an opportunity for trainers to: * Present country reports on CSP Awareness activities * Review the current training manuals for the CSP train the trainer program * Review and update CSP Awareness presentations * Develop country specific delivery plans for the next 12 months * Discuss and plan Youth Ambassador Forum The CSP team welcomes ideas and suggestions for the discussion. Please contact Ms Kellie Keys via email at [email protected] and [email protected]
Pacific Police Development
Program—Regional
Phone: 02 6131 3413
E-mail: Cyber-Safety-
Awareness Updates
2018 in review
I have been reflecting on what has been the Cyber Safety Pasifika (CSP) Cybercrime Investigations Programs busiest year to date. June 2018 saw the inaugural delivery of the CSP Tier Two Course in Nadi, Fiji. Delivered by the Australian Federal Police (AFP) Cyber Operations, accompanied by presentations from Asia Pacific Network Information Centre (APNIC) and Facebooks Law Enforcement and Policy division, was delivered to police officers from 15 nations across the Pacific. Following the delivery of the Tier Two course, November 2018 saw the delivery of the inaugural Tier One Cybercrime Investigations Course delivered by APNIC bringing together members from 7 Pacific Island Police Services including 11 members of the Royal Solomon Islands Police Force (RSIPF). The course was delivered at the newly renovated RSIPF computer labs at the Rove Police Headquarters. In November the CSP program launched a CSP Investigators Page on the All Partners Access Network (APAN). This page provides a networking space for members who have attended the Tier Two Cybercrime Investigations Course to connect with other investigators in a secure setting. 2018 also saw two members from the Pacific selected to travel to Australia to attend the CSP
Tier Three Cybercrime Investigations Course. Both Sgt Nilesh Kumar of Fiji Police Force and
Investigator Johntos John of the Republic of Marshall Islands Police Force joined members of the
Australian Federal Police, Queensland Police and New South Wales Police in receiving training in
the investigation of complex cybercrime.
Cybercrime Investigation Updates
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January 2019
In October 2018 the collaboration between Cyber Safety Pasifika and the Oceanic Sporting Committee commenced. The intent of this collaboration is that CSP trainers can get in contact with the sporting groups in their jurisdiction and organise a time to deliver the CSP Awareness presentation delivered to them.
Trainers will then be able to discuss and agree on delivering the training to other schools and community groups together.
We highly encourage you to get in contact with these sporting groups and join together to get the Cyber Safety Pasifika message out to as many people as possible.
Please get in touch with your local sporting groups, the link to the directory is on the CSP website through the trainer’s portal.
http://www.cybersafetypasifika.org/ Story by Kellie Keys CSP, Awareness
Looking forward to 2019
2019 is shaping up to be an even bigger year with three Tier One courses scheduled. Kicking off in late January the first courses of the year will be delivered in Nadi, Fiji immediately followed by the first Tier Two course .
The Cyber Safety Pasifika program, in consultation with the Pacific Police Training Advisory Group (PPTAG), will begin to embed the Tier One training into the recruit courses of various Pacific Island Police Services.
The CSP team continues to engage with industry representatives from various multinational technology and internet companies to become guest presenters on future Cybercrime Investigations Courses. With the expansion of the pro-gram into 2019 I am looking forward to continuing our important work in CSP Cybercrime Investigations
Training.
Story by Ryan Molyneux, CSP, Cybercrime Investigation
Cyber Safety Pasifika Awareness Training –
November 2018 - Nauru
Cont. Cybercrime Investigation Update
CYBER SAFETY PASIFIK A Page 2
The third Cyber Safety Pasifika Awareness Train the Trainer course for 2018 was held in Nauru on 26 – 28 November 2018. This was the largest course to date with 20 participants from 17 countries. The course was successfully run by Cyber Safety Pasifika trainers SGT Illona Dowedia from Nauru Police Force and SGT Aporo Kirikava of the Cook Islands Police Service. Both trainers delivered the content of the course professionally and demonstrated that the CSP Train the Trainer courses are developing a pool of amazing trainers. The CSP team would like to thank Commissioner Corey Caleb for the generosity and hospitality received from the Nauru Police Force.
Visit www.cybersafetypasifika.org for more information on staying safe online, for Top Tips and to access
additional resources.
Story by Kellie Keys CSP, Awareness
Oceanic Sporting Committee Collaboration
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Updates from Vanuatu Vanuatu Police Force Children’s day Awareness Program
Introduction:
This Police Crime Prevention report is submitted in respect of the joint children’s day program in partnership with the Ministry of Jus-tice that was conducted at Korman stadium on the 24th of July 2018.
Background:
On the 24th of July 2018 at about 09.00hrs the program was convened. The theme for the day was, ONLINE SAFETY BLO PIKININI EMI BISINIS BLO EVERWAN.
This theme was given due to rise of cybercrime issues in school and targeting parents to know about what issues children are facing on social media.
Discussion:
It started with a Parade from the USP complex down to korman stadium. The Police Commissioner was present during this parade and around 3,000 + children and parents were there to be part of the parade. Around 2,000+ were down at the stadium awaiting the pa-rade to arrive.
The parade arrives at 09.33hrs, followed by speeches and poems from 7 representatives from 7 different schools in Port Vila. The Po-lice commissioner made a wonderful speech on cybercrime issue affecting our communities and the official speech and opening was from the Minister of Justice, Honourable Ronald Warsal.
Sport activities were organized by the Crime Prevention Stakeholders such as Just Play, Save the Children, World Vision, Ministry of Justice, and Correctional services. Free lunch was also provided by the Crime Prevention Office, sponsored by the VAPP.
VPF Wan was responsible for the lunch preparation.
Prizes were donated by Cyber Safety Pasifika.
The awareness program continued until 14.00hrs then followed by the athletics program that was organized by the ESSSA committee.
The Police Commissioner was given the honour to present the medals for the 100 meter and 800 meter finals.
Conclusion:
In conclusion, the children’s day celebrations and awareness program ended successfully and a lot of positive comments were raised by the Parents who attended the celebrations on the awareness given and activities of the day.
Crime Prevention Office would like to convey their words of appreciations to the Police Commissioner, Commander VAPP, Commander South, Director CID, all Unit commanders, all VPF officers and their spouse and children, for making the day a possibility and an enjoya-ble day.
Story by CPL Rayndol Ala Crime Prevention Office Community & cyber Liaison Officer, Vanuatu National Police, Port Vila.
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Category A boys 100 meter finals Commissioner Presenting Medals
Commissioner of Police,
Commander VAPP,
Commander Teafea, ATC
Child Online Awareness staff Cyber Safety Awareness team delivering child online protection awareness
Commander VAPP & John Conolly
Updates from Niue Cyber safety Pasifika Rugby Tournament 2018 – Niue
Despite the pouring rain, the Niue Police Bluelight program in partnership with Niue Rugby Union proceeded with the first ever school rugby tournament Thursday 13th December 2018.
One of Niue Police's prevention strategies is working with children to bring them together by way of sport. Rugby is known to draw crowds from the community and we feel that delivering the importance of Cyber Safety to the children through the values of the game of rugby - Try, Play and Stay Safe Cyber Safety Pasifika through the Niue Police's Bluelight program have invested in awareness programs targeting the schools.
As the Niue Police Bluelight program is a non-profitable organisation, Chief Edwards applauded Cyber Safety Pasifika (CSP) who is the main sponsor of the jerseys for this tournament for their generosity. CSP funded 8 sets of jerseys for the two schools.
Niue Police believe that through the game of rugby in schools, the children will make a difference and be role models
by setting positive behaviours’ towards each other, build respect for each other and also work together as a team.
Antiope Mokalei (photo above) who is the police officer responsible for CSP in Niue delivered the message for and on
behalf of CSP. "Play rugby don't spend time on the internet bullying others..."
Story by Chief of Police Tony Edwards, Niue Police Force
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Cybercrime Investigations—Honiara
Tier One Cybercrime Investigations Course Delivered in Honiara
The AFP Pacific Police Development Program – Regional (PPDP-R) in conjunction with Solomon Islands Police
Development Program (SIPDP) and the Asia Pacific Network Information Centre (APNIC) have delivered the inaugural Cyber Safety Pasifika (CSP) Tier One Cybercrime Investigations Course in Honiara, Solomon Islands.
Bringing together members from Federated States of Micronesia, Guam, Kiribati, Nauru, Papua New Guinea and
Republic of Marshall Islands along with counterparts from Royal Solomon Islands Police Force (RSIPF) the course aims to provide an introduction to computers, the internet and cybercrime investigations.
During the course members received training in General Computer Concepts, Document Metadata and Internet Based Applications and Internet Threats. Members also learned to identify the physical components of a computer through dis-assembly and re-assembly of different types of computers donated by AFP Desktop and Mobility Support.
In opening the course RSIPF Commissioner Matthew Varley highlighted the importance of the Cyber Safety Pasifika
Program saying “The Cyber Safety Pasifika Program is extremely important to the Pacific region in helping members
increase their skills in the effort to combat cybercrime” and noted the high priority placed on the program by the
Pacific Islands Chiefs of Police (PICP).
Story by Ryan Molyneux Project Manager International
Operations PPDP-R.
Commissioner Varley when opening the course
Course Participants with Commissioner Varley and SIPDP Commander John Tanti at the RSIPF Headquarters in
Rove
Course participants during the computer disassembly exercises
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Results of Cybercrime Investigation course
Fake Facebook Profile Removed
The Fiji Police Force have been able to effectively use the contacts made within Facebook to have a fake account purporting to be owned by Fiji Prime Minister, the Honourable Mr Frank Bainimarama removed. The fake account was attempting to use the profile of the Fiji Prime Minister to fraudulently make financial gains by requesting payment via Facebook Messenger to process and approve loans for individuals.
The alarm was raised when a member of the public was contacted by the account and offered a loan for an upfront payment became suspicious and reported to police. After receiving the report Fiji Police put into practice the skills learned on the CSP Tier Two Cybercrime Investigations Course and leveraging the networks made with members from Facebook’s Law Enforcement and Policy division was able to have the account removed within 12 hours.
This case highlights the importance of the work you are all undertaking as a part of the Cyber Safety Pasifika family. From the Cyber Safety Pasifika Awareness presenters delivering the safety program to the Cyber Safety Pasifika trained Cybercrime Investigators who investigate such profiles to disrupt and discourage those behind the accounts. Together making the internet a safer place for everyone across the Pacific.
Story by Fiji Police Force and Ryan Molyneux, CSP, Cybercrime Investigation
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Important Reminders
Success Stories
After completing CSP Awareness training at a school or in the community please ensure you contact Ms Kellie Keys via email with the below information:
I. When the training was delivered, how many people participated and the gender split II. Good news stories with photos for the newsletter
Don’t forget!
The Outreach Program is available for use. This program is to provide the opportunity for CSP Trainers to submit a business case for things such as:
I. Travel to remote locations in their countries to deliver community awareness presentations.
II. Purchase equipment or in country marketing material to assist the delivery of CSP Awareness Safety message and presentations.
Can you help?
Translation of CSP fact sheets: If you can assist translating the CSP fact sheets into another language please contact the CSP Team, details below.
Merchandise
Please check your merchandise stock levels and let the CSP team know what you need.
CSP now has a Facebook page for the CSP Awareness Trainers. This is a closed group for the CSP Awareness trainers only. If you have Facebook please look up CSP Awareness Trainers and join the online conversation on the great work everyone is doing.
Contact CSP
Kellie Keys, CSP Awareness Project Manager [email protected]
Ryan Molyneux, CSP Investigations Project Manager [email protected]
CSP Team Email [email protected]
CSP Website www.cybersafetypasifika.org
Facebook Link https://www.facebook.com/groups/1971344982957035/
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