Do Not Cross: Protecting Citizens, Preserving Rights
- Holding the Line with a Reloaded Security & Data Protection Rulebook
- 17th EDEN Event on Data Protection and Cybersecurity in Law Enforcement
Objective
In an era where security threats are evolving faster than the laws designed to contain them, where digital borders are becoming increasingly blurred and legal certainties are eroding, one question is becoming unavoidable: how far can law enforcement go without crossing the line? 'Do Not Cross' is not just a conference - it is a call to action.
Bringing together leading voices from across Europe, including the Executive Director of Europol, the European Data Protection Supervisor and a senior representative of the Portuguese Judiciary Police, this event will address the most pressing issues at the intersection of security, technology and fundamental rights.
The agenda dives into the fault lines shaping modern law enforcement, from the strategic push for EU cloud sovereignty to the unsettling question of what happens when the rule of law falters. Participants will explore emerging threats, such as violent nihilistic online networks (e.g. 764 and COM), the evolving debate on data access for law enforcement and the delicate balance between operational effectiveness and privacy protections.
The conference will also address operational realities, including how to safeguard witness protection in a data-driven world, how to strengthen cyber resilience amid the ongoing war in Ukraine, and how to navigate the increasingly complex role of Data Protection Officers in law enforcement agencies.
Bringing together leading voices from across Europe, including the Executive Director of Europol, the European Data Protection Supervisor and a senior representative of the Portuguese Judiciary Police, this event will address the most pressing issues at the intersection of security, technology and fundamental rights.
The agenda dives into the fault lines shaping modern law enforcement, from the strategic push for EU cloud sovereignty to the unsettling question of what happens when the rule of law falters. Participants will explore emerging threats, such as violent nihilistic online networks (e.g. 764 and COM), the evolving debate on data access for law enforcement and the delicate balance between operational effectiveness and privacy protections.
The conference will also address operational realities, including how to safeguard witness protection in a data-driven world, how to strengthen cyber resilience amid the ongoing war in Ukraine, and how to navigate the increasingly complex role of Data Protection Officers in law enforcement agencies.
At its core, ‘Do Not Cross’ is about striking a balance - between innovation and intrusion, necessity and proportionality, security and the rights that define democratic societies. Join experts, practitioners and policymakers for a critical discussion about protecting citizens without compromising the principles we are sworn to defend.
- Meet inspiring and influential figures and stakeholders from the data protection community, law enforcement and EU affairs.
- Chat and network with DPOs, EU Officials and representatives from academia, civil society, the private sector, law enforcement agencies and the judiciary.
- Broaden your knowledge and follow trends in data protection, cybersecurity, law enforcement practices, technology and fundamental rights.
- Be part of a large social and innovative event.
Frais de participation €
Standard
UE et fondateurs de l'ERA
Les jeunes avocats et d'autres groupes
Members of EDEN
Inscription jusqu’au 22 août 2026
657,00
525,60
525,60
300,00
Inscription après le 22 août 2026
730,00
584,00
584,00
300,00
Réduction pour inscription précoce
- 10 % jusqu'au 22.08.2026
- UE et fondateurs de l'ERA
Le personnel des institutions et organes de l'Union européenne ; le personnel des co-fondateurs de l’ERA, à savoir : tous les États Membres de l’UE (la République Fédérale d'Allemagne, l’Autriche, la Belgique, la Bulgarie, la Croatie, le Danemark, l'Espagne, l’Estonie, la Finlande, la France, la Grèce, la Hongrie, l'Irlande, l'Italie, la Lettonie, la Lituanie, le Luxembourg, Malte, les Pays-Bas, la Pologne, le Portugal, la République de Chypre, la République Tchèque, la Roumanie, la Slovaquie, la Slovénie, la Suède), l'Albanie, la Bosnie-Herzégovine, la Moldavie, le Royaume-Uni, l’Ecosse, la Serbie, les Länder allemands et la Ville de Trèves.
- Les jeunes avocats et d'autres groupes
Les jeunes juristes jusqu’à 30 ans inclus (important : une copie de la carte d'identité ou d'un document équivalent devra être présentée sur demande) ; les collaborateurs d’universités ou d’établissements scientifiques assimilés exerçant cette activité à titre principal; les collaborateurs d'organisations caritatives - Bon de réduction avec code
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