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Council of the European Union: "State of Play" documents on cyber attacks/crime; the European Investigation Order; enhacing cooperation between the internal and external aspects of EU security

01 April 2011

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Council of the European Union: "State of Play":

- Cyber attacks/cyber crime: Proposal for a Directive of the European Parliament and of the Council on Attacks against Information Systems, (…) replacing1 Council Framework Decision 2005/222/JHA (22 pages, including Member States' positions, pdf) This proposal is nearing adopted.

- Initiative regarding the European Investigation Order in criminal matters - Proposal from the Presidency regarding EIO (grounds for refusal of recognition) (pdf)

- Next steps in enhancing cooperation between the external and internal aspects of EU security (pdf)

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