Drone Security & Law Enforcement (Chris Church) - DroneSec GDSN#2
1 like322 views
The Interpol Global Drone Outlook outlines the evolving threats posed by drone technology in crime and law enforcement. It highlights the challenges and implications of drones being used for illicit activities, as well as underscores the collaboration between law enforcement, academia, and industry to establish guidelines and best practices for managing drone-related incidents. The document emphasizes the necessity for global cooperation to adapt to the rapid development of drone technology and its applications in both criminal contexts and public safety.
Drone Security & Law Enforcement (Chris Church) - DroneSec GDSN#2
- 1. THE INTERPOL GLOBAL DRONE OUTLOOK • Chris Church • Senior Mobile Phone Examiner • INTERPOL
- 3. REAL WORLD CRIME SHAPED THE LAW ENFORCEMENT OF TODAY INVESTIGATION APPREHENSION CONVICTIONDETERRENT CRIME CONTROLLED REACTIVE MODEL
- 4. REAL WORLD CRIME •Proximity •Physical constraints •Ground Level •Limited Scale •Patterns
- 5. MODERN REAL-WORLD CRIME • No Proximity • Unlimited Scale • No Physical Constraints • No Pattern
- 6. LE Have Struggled with the Technology Transition: Investment Knowledge Training Use of Technology To Combat Crime Adaption of Technology in Crime Criminal Networks adapting to Law Enforcement Intrusions No Standards in Digital Forensics, esp. Mobile
- 7. DRONES ARE THE NEW THREAT TO GROUND OPERATIONS BY POLICE OR ARMED FORCES
- 8. AIRPORTS AND PLANES TAKING OFF AND LANDING ARE ALSO UNDER THREAT FROM DRONES
- 11. Suicide Bomb Footage Drug Smugglers Terrorists Illicit Goods Voyeurs…etc All use drones to assist them in committing crime
- 12. A look on the internet and you can find footage of terrorists using drones to try and inflict damage on the army and the police. This is a fairly new threat and Europe is waiting for the first terrorist attack using a drone……….
- 13. Drone: Turtle Drone Location: Mersin, Turkey Info: These drones are used by rebels in Syria to mount attacks against Russian soldiers. This one malfunctioned and flew across the sea to Turkey Drone: Weaponised Drone Location: Tecate, Mexico Info: This drone was flown over the house of Secretary of Public Safety of Baja, California. The drone had two grenades attached, luckily the explosive did not explode.
- 14. Recovered Drones from Prisons and Border Patrols
- 15. CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE ALSO FACES THE SAME THREAT…..
- 18. WiFi Hacking – Find Unprotected Networks within Corporates
- 19. Surveillance/Survey Drone Racing Drone Pocket Drone Selfie Drone Delivery Drone DRONES: Come in all shapes and sizes
- 20. • Search and Rescue • Natural Disaster Emergencies • Reconnaissance • Public Safety Police are starting to use drones in Operational Duties
- 21. MULTIPLE GOOD USES FOR DRONES
- 22. • Usage by Law Enforcement • Implications • Challenges and Limitations Definition: Use of drones by Law Enforcement and associated guidance TOOL • Countermeasures • Detect and Identify • Drone Incident Handling Definition: Utilizing systems and intelligence to counteract the threat from drones. THREAT • Forensic Recovery of Drone data • SOPs and Guidelines • Data Processing and Analysis Definition: The recovery of data and identifiers from drones and associated equipment. EVIDENCE GLOBAL OPERATIONAL PROCEDURE AND GUIDELINES T H R E A T
- 24. THERE IS NO SILVER BULLET TO SOLVE THE CHALLENGE OF DRONES FOR ALL
- 25. Frequencies, Eagles, Guns Lasers, Kamikaze Drones and Nets
- 26. DRONE GUIDELINES INITIATIVE – COLORADO Nov 2018 6 Countries – 15 experts AIM: Create 1st Responder and Digital Forensic Guidelines
- 27. SUCCESS is Partnerships with Industry, Academia and Law Enforcement Agencies Working Together to create a Universal understanding and resource for Drones.
- 28. Drone SEC Sept 2020 INTERPOL FRAMEWORK FOR RESPONDING TO A DRONE INCIDENT for FIRST RESPONDERS AND DIGITAL FORENSICS PRACTITIONERS - Published May 2020 - INTERPOL And 10 member countries collaborated to develop technical and best practice documents - Published in English, Spanish, French and Arabic Since publication many member countries/regions have used the framework to guide and develop response frameworks to drone incidents
- 31. UTM Unmanned Traffic Management The evolution of drones to become more inclusive and automated within the urban landscape. WHO is responsible?
- 32. Janus 3 Working Groups Drone Framework for Responders Discussion with Industry Discussion with Academia Discussion with Law Enforcement Continue To Find Experts Discussion with Industry Discussion with Academia Discussion with Law Enforcement Create Collaborative Working Space Reference Resources Around Drones Drone Countermeasure Evaluation
- 33. INTERPOL DRONE COUNTERMEASURE EXERCISE 2021 3 Day Event - Install 5 cUAS at an airport - Test cUAS against drone threats - Create evaluation criteria and framework Up to 15 countries and regional groups involved
- 34. INTERPOL is the world's largest police organization with 192 member countries. Its primary role is to assist law enforcement agencies around the world in combating all forms of transnational crime and terrorism.
- 35. Forensic Tool Suppliers Service Suppliers National Drone Units Specialist Digital Units Equipment Suppliers INTERPOLSocial Media Regional Police Force Application Providers Internet Services National Police Force Complete the puzzle Without All Pieces Then the picture is not complete The Drone Arena requires all entities to openly communicate and exchange information Drones are ever evolving and is constantly changing
- 36. Future Drone Initiatives from INTERPOL Innovation Center • Work with MEMBER COUNTRIES, INDUSTRY and OTHERS • Development of additional frameworks covering specific subject matter in: • Threat – Countermeasure Assessment Framework • Tool – Application of drones in law enforcement • Evidence – continue evaluation of digital forensics processes to acquire and analyse drone data Collaboration with Industry, academia and law enforcement to expand the INTERPOL Drone Expert Group to encompass new innovation and technologies applied in drones Contact – Chris Church – c.church@Interpol.int
- 37. There is always a way………