4.3 Mission in Kosovo KP in collecting and examining digital data and evidence found in crime scenes and produce actionable findings. From 6 to 7 June, in co-operation with local institutions for drafting a new Cyber Security Law, the Mission facilitated a research visit for representatives of the MoIA, KP and KAF to Estonia, to enable them to gain best practices in the development and implementation of cyber security legislation. During the visit, participants met with representatives of Estonian Information System Authority, Central Criminal Police, e-Estonia Briefing Centre and Private IT Sector, to discuss the challenges and lessons learned during their process of drafting and implementing legislation. Discussions focused mainly on accurate definitions of cybercrime and cyberenabled crimes’ articles, critical information infrastructure and computer emergency response teams. Following the visit, from 23 to 25 July, the Mission organized a workshop on finalizing the new draft of the new Cyber Security Law. During the workshop, represented by the MoIA, MoJ, MoED, MoF, KP, KAF, Kosovo Regulatory of Electronic and Postal Communication, Agency of Information Society, the Mission and ICITAP, the WG finalized the previously developed working document using the expertise and practices from established EU member states. From 17 to 20 December, the Mission facilitated a workshop on drafting and completing the new Strategy and Action Plan for Cyber Security 2020-2025. In total, 26 members from the OPM, MoIA, MoJ, MFA and MoF, KP, Regulative Authority for Electronic Communication, Post Data Protection Agency, Tax Administration Agency (TAA), and international organizations attended the workshop. During the event, the participants completed the draft version of the strategy and action plan. Other On 10 September, the Mission organized a seminar on improving the capacities of law enforcement agencies in combating the rise of armed robbery as a response to the increased public concern on this issue. During the seminar, participants received training on the basis of a fictitious analysis report, and were encouraged to involve investigators, crime analysts, financial investigators, and intelligence officers in investigating a series of robbery cases. An emphasis was placed on covert measures and covert entries into premises like houses, apartments and garages, as well as on the primacy of preserving life during all operations. The event gathered ten participants representing the KP, FIU, TAA and judiciary. Mission in Kosovo – Police-Related Activities in 2019 55 33 Training Total 242 154 Information Exchange / Institution and Capacity-Building Analysis of Lessons Learned, Assessments and Guidelines ACTIVITIES ON: General Police Development and Reform 84% Threats posed by Criminal Activity 16% 72