European Parliament briefing highlights digital forensics challenges for law enforcement

European Parliament research service published briefing on access to data for law enforcement digital forensics, noting the Commission plans to identify technical requirements in first half of 2026. Initiatives include advanced forensic tool development through EU funding, joint procurement of digital forensic tool licences by 2027, CEPOL training capacity strengthening, and EU-level certification scheme for digital forensic experts.

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Original source: European Parliament Research Service

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