The project shall contribute to Outcome 2 'Improved capacity of law enforcement services to prevent and detect organised crime'.

The main activities in the project shall include:

  • Study visits for staff from CFLP to other European countries to learn new methods.
  • Training sessions, including advanced analysis of mobile devices by the Norwegian police and involving staff from CFLP and IT  labs located within the Voivodship Police Headquarters. The training will take place in Poland.
  • Training in malware analysis involving specialists from the Dutch police
  • Training in securing volatile data involving specialists from the Norwegian Police University College in Oslo, also training in the decryption of encrypted data, recovery of data from damaged mobile devices and solid-state media forensics.
  • Procurement of specialised equipment and software for CFLP and IT labs located within the Voivodship Police Headquarters to enable specialists to apply the above methods.
  • Promotion of the project by organising three events and the procurement of some promotional material (pens, booklets, portable storage devices, etc)

Gender equality is relevant in case of this project, because Project Promoter will ensure equal access to trainings for male and female police officers. Indicator related to trainings will be monitored and disaggregated by gender.

Summary of bilateral results

Project were implemented with significant engagement of Norwegian Partner – Norwegian Police University College. Norwegian Partner was responsible for conducting majority of trainings within the project. Before conducting trainings Project Promoter and Norwegian Partner created a survey for attendees to find out are their exact training needs. Attendees of the trainings were very satisfied with the trainings conducted by Norwegian Partner.

Besides from conducting trainings, Norwegian Partner organised study visit in Norway for Polish Police officers. During the visit, Polish police officers got acquainted with the structure of the Norwegian criminal police and local forensic laboratories. They looked at their equipment and observed the work of their Norwegian counterparts. They got to know the hardware and software facilities used by the Norwegian Police. Thanks to the study visit Project could be updated – Polish representatives noticed the widespread availability of software to break cryptographic security of mobile devices (being in physical possession of law enforcement entities), and decided to implement those solutions in Polish Forensic Laboratories as well.

Cooperation between Polish Police Headquarters and Norwegian Police University College found a continuation in bilateral initiative “Training in the area of computer forensic”. Within this initiative more training concerning network forensic was conducted by Norwegian specialists for Polish Police Forensic Laboratories.

Project details

Project info
Period
2014-2021
Project Website
https://policja.pl/pre/projekty/norweski-mechanizm-fina/7590,Doskonalenie-proce…
Approval date
Grant financing
4424625.00€
Final project cost
4211553.71€

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