INTERPOL - Sandia National Laboratories

INTERPOLOperational Police Support Directorate

Interpol's AssistanceSecure GlobalPoliceCommunicationsServices I-24/7Operational DataServices andDatabasesOperational PoliceSupportServicesPolice TrainingandDevelopment

I-24/7 NETWORKIcelandNorwayFinlandSweden EstoniaIreland U. K.Lithuania RussiaCanadaDenmark Poland LatviaGermany HungaryNetherlands Luxembourg Czech RepublicBelgium Austria BelarusKazakhstanUkraineFranceLiechtenstein GeorgiaItalyMoldova AzerbaijanAndorra Slovnia BulgariaFyrom Slovakia UzbekistanJapanSpain Monaco Albania Romania Armenia KyrgyzstanUnited StatesCroatia Greece TurkeyTajikistanPortugalChinaSerbia MontenegroBosnia-HerzegovinaKorea (Rep. of)Cyprus LebanonSyriaMaltaJordan IranMorocco TunisiaIsraelBermudas (SB)EgyptKuwaitPakistan BhutanLibya Irak Bahrain NepalMexicoAlgeriaUnited Arab EmiratesCubaMauritaniaSaudi ArabiaBangladesh Hong Kong - China (SB)Puerto Rico - USA (SB)OmanQatarGuatemalaIndiaBelizeEl SalvadorDominican Republic SenegalMacao - China (SB)Niger Chad Sudan YemenHondurasThailand Vietnam PhilippinesEl Salvador (SRB)BarbadosGuineaEritreaCambodiaMarshall IslandsNicaraguaNigeriaEthiopiaSri LankaCosta RicaCôte d'Ivoire (SRB) CameroonPanamaTogoSingapore BruneiAmerican Samoa - USA (SB)VenezuelaMalaysiaColombia GuyanaGabonZaire KenyaIndonesiaNauruEcuadorSurinameOugandaEast TimorTongaAngolaTanzaniaPapua New GuineaPeruFijiBrazilMozambiqueBotswanaZimbabweBoliviaNamibia SwazilandLesothoAustraliaParaguaySouth AfricaChileUruguayArgentinaArgentina (RS)Argentina (SRBNew ZealandCore function #1: Secure global police communications services

Communication Exchangesthrough the NetworkProjected12.110.8In Millions8.76.42.82001 2004 2006 2007 2008Core function #1: Secure global police communications services

I-24/7 – CONNECTING POLICE,SECURING THE WORLD• High-security global policenetwork• Gateway to INTERPOLdatabases• Access to crucial data inseconds, any minute of any day• Platform for sharing criminalinformation between lawenforcement entities• Controlled access• Trained personnel• Adapted to police needsCore function #1: Secure global police communications services

Core function #1: Secure global police communications servicesEXTENSION OF I-24/7 NETWORKBEYOND NCBGeneral SecretariatNCBsSpecialised LawenforcementagenciesAirportsPortsBordersPolice stations

OPERATIONAL DATABASES AND DATASERVICES FOR POLICENotices and diffusionsNominalDNAFingerprintsINTERPOL databasesSLTD - Stolen andlosttravel documentsSMV - Stolen motorvehiclesICAID - ChildabuseimagesWOA - Stolenworks of artCore function #2: Operational data services and databases for police

SLTD9.5 Million PassportsNumber of Countries Participating91121 13214213,297,63113 921 19116,131,663652002 10358,954,4612003 2004 2005 2006 20072008299,2642003 2005 2006 2007Core function #2: Operational data services and databases for policeOctober 2008

INTERPOL’SOPERATIONAL SERVICESCommand andCo-ordination Center(CCC)Crisis and MajorEvents Unit(C&ME)CriminalAnalysis(CAS)Core function #3: Operational police support services

DEPLOYMENTS SINCE 200242 IRTs5 ILMs30 IMESTs

IMEST DEPLOYMENTS IN 2008- CAN 2008, Accra – GHANA. (January - February)- OCI 2008, Dakar – SENEGAL. (March)- UNCTAD Summit, Accra – GHANA. (April)- 5 th UELAC Summit, Lima - PERU. (May)- UEFA EURO 2008, AUSTRIA & SWITZERLAND. (June)- 2008 Olympic Games, Beijing – CHINA. (August)- Presidential investiture, Asunción – PARAGUAY.(August)- 2008 Ibero-American summit - SALVADOR (October)- APEC Summit, Lima – PERU. (November)

UEFA EURO 2008Actions taken &support provided :- Action Plan.- Framework agreementand joint declaration.- Threat Assessmentand Pick pocketingStudy.- Training of AustrianPolice Officers.IMEST deployed in Austria & Switzerland fromJune 1 st – to June 30 th 2008.

2008 OLYMPIC GAMESActions taken &support provided :• Action Plan.• INTERPOL Batch SearchWeb Service, IBSWS.• Threat Assessment andPick pocketing Study.• Training of ChinesePolice Officers.• Assistance oninformation of LO’sdeployment.IMEST deployed from July 28 th to August25 th 2008

2008 OLYMPIC GAMES- International PolicingLiaison Center• 247 policing liaison officers and securityobservers from 70 countries• 110 intelligence security officers from 55countries• 11 liaison officers from INTERPOL, IOC andUNICRI.

CaribbeanExperience

SLTDANTIGUA & BARBUDABAHAMASBARBADOSDOMINICAGRENADAGUYANAJAMAICAST KITTS & NEVISST LUCIAST VINCENT & GRENADINESTRINIDAD & TOBAGOSearches4,290,71328,0922006 2007

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IS-NETWORK OPERATION AND USERS SUPPORT• Equipment for deployments1- Specifically Configured Laptops:Virtual Private NetworkSecure mail service (AGORA and I-24/7)ICIS-LightCyber-tokenPlassdata software2- Telecommunications equipmentIRIDIUM telephone : Worldwide coverageModem Satellites : Thuraya, Inmarsat, for data transmissionBlackberry, Encrypted Mobiles, Printers3. TrainingTraining prior to deployments on specific equipment andapplications such as E-ASF2 and I-BATCH

I-24/7• Technical Assessment• All I-24/7 services• Access right andcompliance• Expansions beyond NCB• Training in the field

INTERPOL’S CRIMINAL ANALYSIS• Threat and risk assessments: terrorism,public disorder (protests and hooliganism),and organized crime• Assist member countries with analysisduring event (on location) or after incident• Provide situational/travel threatassessment to IPSG teams

FUSION TASK FORCE PROJECT DEPLOYMENTProject Kalkan180 Fusion Project Europe Contact OfficersProject Middle EastProject BaobabProject PacificProject Amazon

Nominal recorded in IPSG Databaselinked to Terrorism7,5948,441+ 9,0006,1132,0302002 2005 2006 2007 2008 June

InternetManualTERRORISM TRENDFeasibility studyBomb-makingManual visitorlocation

BIOTERRORISMBioTerrorism Prevention Program- Police Training- BioC – Bio-Criminalization- Bio Incident Pre-Planning Guide

COMMAND & COORDINATION CENTERCCC Operations RoomThe focal point for INTERPOL operations responsesand the communications hub of the GeneralSecretariat

FIELD SUPPORT - OPERATIONSIPSG Operations RoomMembercountriesL.E.A.IMESTAnalyticalUnitLiaisonsOfficersI-24/7 Road Border Point I-24/7 Airport I-24/7 Seaport

Ongoing Activities1. VULNERABLE TARGETSREFERRAL CENTREBackgroundIn 2006 UN General assembly adopted a global counter Terrorism Strategywhich reaffirms the international community’s resolve to strengthen the globalresponse to terrorismIn return INTERPOL’s General assembly in 2007 adopted the creation ofVulnerable Target Referral Centre in Interpol Headquarters in partnership withUN entities .The Role of VTRCThrough the VTRC INTERPOL will act as an intermediary ,facilitating theexchange of information in the area of Vulnerable Target protection .The main objective is to identify the responsible units and relevant experts incountries where protection of Vulnerable Targets are implemented this iscrucial in exchanging or expertise and best practices amongst countries .

3. DANGEROUS & DISRUPTIVEPERSONS- DDP -• Common interest in the creation of aDDP Database• This Database will support all membercountries hosting a major events withinformation on Dangerous andDisruptive Persons.

C&MECONTACT DETAILSE-mail: c&me@interpol.intTelephone: +33 4 72 44 71 87Fax: +33 4 72 44 76 22THANK YOU FOR YOURATTENTION