1. GPEN Global Prosecutors E-Crime Network www.iap-association.org/GPEN @iaprosecutors Enabling an international, knowledge led, co-ordinated approach to prosecuting cybercrime

2. International Association of Prosecutors The only world wide association of prosecutors Non- governmental, non-political organisation Established in 1995, over 2200 individual members, over 170 countries with organisational members, representing over 350,000 prosecutors

3. GPEN GPEN is a virtual network of specialist e-crime prosecutors Supervised by a Committee within the IAP. Hosted by the IAP on the IAP website. Each IAP member country is invited to register one or more e-crime prosecutor as GPEN contact point GPEN encourages enhanced international cooperation on e-crime between jurisdictions

4. GPEN (2) Enables all jurisdictions to develop a coordinated approach to access information and training and create methods for dealing with e-crime Reduce duplication of training (material) and realise significant cost savings Encourage the sharing of best practice and dissemination of lessons learnt Improve the exchange of crucial information and data quickly and efficiently.

5. GPEN (3) Provide a contacts database of fellow e-crime prosecutors around the world Provide a discussion forum (message/chat board) for the exchange of queries and advice Provide a library collection of e-crime material: national legislation and legal guidance Create a virtual Global E-Crime Prosecutors’ College, containing a database of e-crime training courses and presentations.

6. GPEN Global Prosecutors E-Crime Network www.iap-association.org/GPEN @iaprosecutors Enabling an international, knowledge led, co-ordinated approach to prosecuting cybercrime