06-09, 09:30–09:50 (Europe/Vilnius), Lecture Room 1 - I-417
In the modern world, the use of ICT communication technologies has become an integral part of life. ICT infrastructure is the bearer of digital traces of both legal and illegal activities that are performed through it. However, for something to become digital evidence, it must be obtained by law and by a person authorized by law to obtain it. Namely, the virtual infrastructure, especially the Internet and the new challenges brought to us by cloud architecture, due to its physical positioning outside national borders, calls into question the legality of searching and collecting digital evidence outside national borders. This presentation analyzes the legal basis for collecting digital evidence in cyberspace internationally, such as the Council of Europe Convention on Cybercrime, the US Cloud Act, the Australian Decryption Act and the European GDPR. Although the Court of Justice of the European Union declared invalid the decision of the European Commission (EU) 2016/1250 on the adequacy of data protection provided through the EU-US Privacy Shield, experts must not stop looking for a solution to the obvious problem. The intention of the presentation is to support decision makers in taking clear national positions regarding the above controversial legal norms and their mutual conflict. The presentation compares the legal consequences of such collection and the acceptability of such digital evidence, and such collection may also be associated with a breach of the privacy of a legal and private entity.
Krunoslav Antoliš
B.Sc. & MSc. in mathematics;
MSc. of Law and Business Informatics;
PhD. of Social Sciences in the field of information science;
Associate Professor and Senior Research Associate of social sciences in the field of information and communication science; Croatia
Associate Professor and Senior Research Associate of social sciences in the field of security and defense science, Croatia
Associate Professor in the field of informatics, Slovenia.
College professor with permanent appointment of social sciences in the field of information and communication science; Croatia
MOD personal rank: Major;
MOI personal rank: Chief Police Advisor;
Career:
Specialist software support in engineering, Infosistem, Zagreb 1987 - 1988
Head of Department of Informatics at the Military Hospital Dubrava, Zagreb 1988 - 1993
Head of Analytical-Information Department of the Office for Victims of War,
Croatian Government 1993 - 1994
Senior Advisor for electronics and information systems
in the Office of Assistant Chief of Army Chief of Staff for the Croatian Navy 1994 - 1995
Head of Department for Information at the Directorate for care MOD 1995 - 1997
Head of the Department of Command Informative Information System (OIS),
Croatian Military Colleges 1997 - 2001
Project Manager at the Institute for Defense Studies, Research and Development,
Croatian Ministry of Defense 2001 - 2002
Assistant professor of Informatics, Department of Informatics Faculty of Economics
in Zagreb 2002 - 2004
Lecturer PhD. at the Police College 2005 - 2009
Chairman of the Supervisory Board of AKD Protection Ltd 2010 - 2012
A police officer college professor - Head of Scientific Research, Police Collage,
Police Academy, Ministry of Interior 2009 - 2013
Professor Police College - BC, PA, Ministry of Interior 2013 - ...
Member of the Council for Supervision of Secret Services, the Croatian Parliament 2003 - 2011
The Chairman of the Council for Civilian Oversight of Security and Intelligence Agencies,
Croatian Parliament 2011 – 2015.
As the author and co-author of numerous books and over forty scientific papers in the country and abroad. He has participated in over a hundred international conferences where more than half of that number is participating abroad. He has been an organizer and program designer of numerous international discussions and workshops. He attended numerous scientific and professional trainings in the country and abroad (England, Germany, USA, Poland ...).
He has participated as a member of more than thirty organizational / program committee of international scientific / professional conferences, and as the president of five organizational committee and three program committees of international conferences.
He was the chairman of the research project "New security threats and critical national infrastructure", and the chairman of the government Commission for the preparation of the "Draft Strategy for the Prevention and Suppression of Terrorism," and as a member of the project team participated in lot of international and national projects.
He is a member of five professional associations, and three years was the executive director of the association, George C. Marshall Club Croatia.