Understanding the drivers of cybercriminality, and new methods to prevent, investigate and mitigate cybercriminal behaviour

Project Information

CC-DRIVER

Grant agreement ID: 883543

DOI

10.3030/883543

Project closed

EC signature date 29 April 2020

Start date 1 May 2020

End date 30 April 2023

Funded under

• Secure societies - Protecting freedom and security of Europe and its citizens

Total cost

€ 4 997 630,00

EU contribution

€ 4 997 630,00

Coordinated by

TRILATERAL RESEARCH LTD
United Kingdom

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Deliverables

Demonstrators, pilots, prototypes (1)

Toolkit for policymakers

Toolkit for policymakers, including feedback from stakeholders from Task 5.4 and 5.5 [DEM, CO, SIMAVI, M34]

Documents, reports (8)

Summary of interviews with CSOs

Summary of interviews with CSOs R PU UNIL M27

Nature of and perspectives on cybercrime and crime as a service

Review of cybercrime from multidisciplinary perspectivesR PU UNIL M8

Strategy for addressing the socio-economic aspects of cyber criminality

Strategy for addressing the socioeconomic aspects of cyber criminality R PU UEL M36

Report of the final conference

Report of the final conference R PU PLV M36

Report on drivers of cyber juvenile delinquency

Review of cyber adult and juvenile criminality, human factors and key drivers from a multidisciplinary perspective drawing on relevant findings from psychology, cyberpsychology, criminology, neurobiology and anthropology.[R, PU,UEL, M8]

Review of cybersecurity legislation in eight countries and gap analysis

Review of cybersecurity legislation in eight countries and gap analysis R PU ISF M16This task is based exclusively on publicly available legislation and publicly available strategy documents It does not seek to engage with confidential information such as internal security procedures or technical vulnerabilities andCCDRIVER researchers will not use such information in the event they encounter it The task will be designed in such a way as to avoid such information

Parents/caregiver Pathways into Cybercrime Checklist

Parentscaregiver Pathways into Cybercrime Checklist PCC R PU UEL M34

Drivers, trends and technology evolution in cybercrime

R PU FORTH M18Reports on drivers trends technical and illegal business developments in cybercrime with a special focus on cybercrimeasaservice

Other (3)

CC-DRIVER online vulnerability self-assessment questionnaire

CC-DRIVER online vulnerability self-assessment questionnaire [OTH, PU, SIMAVI, M20]

Youth Self-assessment Metric

Youth Self-assessment Metric (YSM) [OTH, PU, UEL, M34]

CC-DRIVER Website & social media accounts

CCDRIVER website social media accounts OTH PU BayHfoeD M4

Publications

Peer reviewed articles (4)

Rising to the Proliferation of Cybercrime Challenging LEAs Across Europe

Author(s): David Wright, Dr Krzysztof Garstka, Dr Richa Kumar
Published in: European Law Enforcement Research Bulletin, Issue Number 21, 2021, Page(s) 81-98, ISSN 2599-5855
Publisher: European Union Agency for Law Enforcement Training (CEPOL)

Psychosocial Approach to Cyber Threat Intelligence

Author(s): Kitty Kioskli and Nineta Polemi
Published in: International Journal of Chaotic Computing (IJCC), Issue 7(1) 2020, 2020, Page(s) 159-165, ISSN 2046-3359
Publisher: Infonomics Society
DOI: 10.20533/ijcc.2046.3359.2020.0021

Conceptualizing Cybercrime: Definitions, Typologies and Taxonomies

Author(s): Kirsty Phillips, Julia C. Davidson, Ruby R. Farr, Christine Burkhardt, Stefano Caneppele and Mary P. Aiken
Published in: Forensic Sciences, Issue 2022, 2(2), 2022, Page(s) 379-398, ISSN 2673-6756
Publisher: MDPI
DOI: 10.3390/forensicsci2020028

Cloud forensics framework for law enforcement agencies

Author(s): Syed Ahmed Ali, Shahzad Memon, Lachhman Das Dhomeja, Djordje Djokic, Farhan Sahito
Published in: Journal of Southwest Jiaotong University, Issue Vol. 57 No. 2 Apr. 2022, 2022, ISSN 0258-2724
Publisher: Xinan Jiaotong Daxue
DOI: 10.35741/issn.0258-2724.57.2.8

Other (1)

Research Report - CC-DRIVER 2021 European Youth Survey

Author(s): Julia Davidson, Mary Aiken, Kirsty Phillips and Ruby Farr
Published in: 2022
Publisher: CC-DRIVER

Conference proceedings (1)

Who Funds Misinformation? A Systematic Analysis of the Ad-related Profit Routines of Fake News sites

Author(s): Papadogiannakis, E., Papadopoulos, P., Markatos, E.P. and Kourtellis, N.
Published in: 2023, ISSN 2132-2143
Publisher: ACM