EVIDENCE2e-CODEX aims at creating a legally valid instrument to exchange
digital evidence related to MLA and EIO procedures over e-CODEX by
providing the legal and technical communities with ‘ready to use’
information on EIO, digital evidence and e-CODEX and a ‘true to life’
example of how electronic evidence can be shared over e-CODEX in a
secure and standardized way to support MLA and EIO cases. The Evidence
Exchange Standard Package (EESP) application represents the heart and
soul of this technical solution.
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WP3 Team organized their first technical meeting on 9-10 April 2018 in The Hague with the following aims:
- identifying the position of the Evidence Exchange Standard Package (EESP) application in the overall picture for electronic evidence change and its relationships and impacts on the e-CODEX platform;
- getting a clearer idea on e-CODEX and the EVIDENCE2e-CODEX-related projects e-Evidence and EXEC;
- defining use cases for CASE;
- discussing EESP application architecture and development;
where:
The „Electronic Xchange of e-Evidences with e-CODEX“ Project (EXEC) is part of the e-CODEX family and enables the participating Member States to exchange European Investigation Orders (EIO) and related e-evidences fully electronically through existing national back end solutions or the Reference Implementation provided by the European Commission. The e-CODEX Building Blocks (DOMIBUS Gateway and Connector) build the exchange infrastructure to facilitate the electronic delivery of EIO and e-evidences.
e-Evidence Digital Exchange System is an in-house DG Justice and Consumers project envisaged to facilitate MLA and EIO procedures.
Cyber-investigation Analysis Standard Expression (CASE) is a community-developed standard format, which is intended to serve the needs of the broadest possible range of cyber-investigation domains, including digital forensic science, incident response, and counter-terrorism. CASE is defined as a profile of the Unified Cyber Ontology (UCO). CASE leverages contextually relevant components of the UCO extending, constraining or renaming them as appropriate.CASE is specified at a semantic level and supports various serializations. The default serialization for CASE is JSON-LD.
Six Consortium partners participated in the meeting.
