From 30 September to 1 October, the Mission facilitated the participation of a criminal police expert at the Polygraph Seminar for the European countries, held in Bucharest and hosted by the Romanian Forensic Science Institute. Forensics On 5-7 May, the Mission facilitated the participation of a criminal police expert at the European Network of Forensic Sciences Institutes (ENFSI) DNA Working Group, taking place in Durham, UK. Cyber Security/Cyber Crime In 2010, the Mission organized a needs assessment for the Cyber Crime Unit of the Montenegrin Police Directorate in order to identify the training and equipment needs of the Unit. From 15-19 March, the Mission organized a five-day training in Basic Computer Forensics for nine police officers from the Forensic centre and the Cyber Crime Unit. From 26-29 April, the Mission organized a four-day advisory training on ongoing police investigations for nine police officers from the Forensic centre and the Cyber Crime Unit The aim of both training courses was to get participants acquainted with techniques frequently used to analyze computer systems belonging to defendants (in criminal cases) or litigants (in civil cases); to recover data in the event of a hardware or software failure; and to analyze a computer system after a break-in, for example, to determine how the attacker gained access and what the attacker did. Participants also learned how to gain information about how computer systems work for the purpose of debugging, performance optimization, or reverse-engineering. Forged Documents On 27-28 May, the Mission facilitated the participation of a representative of the police at the OSCE Workshop on Promoting ICAO Public Key Directory, organized by the ATU in Vienna (see also Chapter 3). Asset Forfeiture, Money Laundering and Financial investigations On 8-10 March, the Mission, in co-operation with the Italian Embassy in Podgorica, organized a three-day seminar on new investigation methods in money laundering and financial crime. Senior police officers, tax inspectors, employees of the Directorate for AntiMoney Laundering and high officials from the Public Prosecutor' s Office took part in the seminar, led by experts from the Guardia di Finanzia, Italy. The participants gained a wide range of information in the area of anti-money laundering, financial and economic criminal investigations. On 22-23 May, the Mission organized a training on Asset Forfeiture for special organized crime prosecutors, judges, police officers, members of the Joint Investigation Team and for other relevant state officials. From 5-7 July and 20-22 September, the Mission organized two training courses on Financial Investigations with speakers from Ireland (for the first one) and Italy (for the second). The courses were delivered to special organized crime prosecutors, judges, police officers, members of the Joint Investigation Team, and other relevant state officials, 50